Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

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I Remember those basketball games Fancy meetmq you here' No you cant cut m You re st111 Cuftln up' Shlfl' Matter Aggl T1ght squeeze Huh A17 Ooooooh' 'C 4 ,.., , 1 ay , , .9 CRoeskesJ - 4 f 2 I 10? ' b 4 .f 1 VA I Roses IOSGS 1'OSeS IOSGS IOSGS IOSGS IOSGS IOSGS Gnd ITIOIG IOSGS Burp fSeverson tw1nsJ Whats up Doc? Eeeeeeeeeeek' Physxcs Manuals? PhYS1CS Manuals B111 and Coo Knot Coo It s V1rg1n1aJ Ag1e :S Dottle Cal 6: Corn P I 0 Sl K 4- gy A X A f, ' ' W f ' ' ' 5 eb a ' we a, h A X R IENSEN'S Sherwin-William Paints Sporting Goods OAKDALE COOPERATIVE ELECTRIC ASSN A I R V I E W C A F E U S Hlghway 12 16 24 Hour Servxce When our hearts were young and gay LUND S STANDARD SERVICE C A R N E Y R I L E Y Texaco Servlce Lunch Room TOMAH ROOFING CO Roofmg and Insulatlon E W I E M A N 6' S O N All K1nds of Wood Workmg OLYMPIC COMMISSARY COMPANY W O O DI I F F S Quahty Meats and Grocerles BERG MOTOR SERVICE Oldsmoblle Dealer ALL STATE CAFE DELUXE CAB SERVICE Phone 341 Where s Iessle? Whrch one IS Arthur Murray? Man shortage? Well ha ha' ,X ,Q , 5 g Y I x I 'S I . . . I -I mf I '51 I . Q , tw Q I I I , I I . it C KRESS BROS MONUMENT COMPANY FGW IMPLEMENT CO Massey Harrxs Farm Equxpment CITY FOOD MART Grocerles School Supphes DEEP ROCK SERVICE STATIO G1b Fnedl Owner and Proprxetor MAX MALY S STANDARD SERVICE CENTRAL WISCONSIN GAS COMPANY MITTERREITERS Radxo Serv1ce R C A Vxctor Dealer FOX OFFICE SUPPLY Sportlng Goods CALKINS IEWELRY Watch Repaxr Serv1ce VAUDELL INSURANCE AGENCY Dependable Insurar' ce LANGWELL S IEWELRY Watches Clocks Iewelry TRALMERS FOOD MART Oakdale W1s N You've Tried the Rest Nogfv Try the Best TWAY'S BARBER SHOP SAGE PLUMBING AND HEATING Telephone 434 W TOMAH DRY CLEANERS Luster Late Lovely Dry Clean1ng ANNEX CAFE BOB NICOLS N1co1 Realty 6. Insurance Agency 107 Hol11ster Avenue Telephone 567 FIRESTONE Schmxtz Home and Auto Supphes BERNHARDTS INSURANCE Phone 476W Tomah Wxsconsm TOMAH FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occas1ons BEN TREMAIN Iuneau County Assemblyman STEES BHLIARD PARLOR SoftDr1nks Ice Cream Candy CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations Class of 50 Whoops! A good day done Is that newspaper work? Nxce horse GRAEWIN AUTO SALES AL'S CITIES SERVICE Gas - Washing - Greasing - Tire Repair CROSSETT MFG. CO. Lumber - Millwork - Fuel PETER IOHNSON SHOE COMPANY Shoes Hosxer IESSE SCHULTZ S STANDARD GAS STATION Corner U S 12 and 21 Tomah MULL S STORE Tunnel Clty VLASEK S BOWLING LANES Fountaxn Serv1ce Phone 395 ROBERTSON S GARAGE 200 E Jackson Street Telephone 565 W I O S C O O P E R Eggs Poultry Scrap Salvage Hxdes L L DROWATZKY Tunnel City CHUCKS RSIIIQGICIIIOII Serv1ce Hotpomt Applxances Refrlgeratxon and Arr Condmomng IACKSON GARAGE Phone 759 F22 Tunnel Crty SOUTH SIDE GROCERY HOME OIL COMPANY Chet Burnstad, Prop. 215 W. Clifton - Telephone 161 VANANT PRODUCTS INC GEO CHRISTIANSEN Ploshc Produds General Insurance Worrens Was litem YU dont SUY Rosle' It runs If You Crank It Lets make a qulck getaway' Hello .411---w-w Im all hushed out f-on BLOYERS Aur SERVICE ABBOTT S STANDARD BANDBOX CLEANERS SERVICE 24 Hour Service Odorless Clean: ng Warrens Wlsconsm FOX SINCLAIR SERVICE HILGERS HOBBY SHCI' f CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 50 TUMAH DASH MEHCANTILE CU B by S tt Q7777 1 ttht g 'PW 1'l T O M A H H A R D W A R E Congratulcrtzons s t cs C1 KELVINFHSEQEFQZEQATORS T O R S E L L S T U D I O PITTSBURGH PAINTS ' BOTTLE GAS Photography Excluswely 1101V2 Supenor Avenue Phone 91 T h Tomcrh, Wisconsm Omg ' lsconsm THE BADGER CAFE BURRIS VARIETY STORE H School Supplies of AH Kmds James Brennen Prop Tomah Wlsconsln Dealer un John Deere Tractors and Implements New Idea Implements GEORGE VON HADEN Look at the legs on that rabb1t Pardon us P I PUYIY Get to work Te hee hee The old gang Your Appearance Beglns wnth a Halrcut C Q A S 1' 1' Q C Q A S 1' S 1' O R E S C81 S BARBER SHOP HenryCStermer Owner SCHULTZ BROS CO WILLIAMIBIIIIFIETING Featuring 5: to SI OO Merchandise Men s Furnushrngs REISENAUER BARBER MILLERS PHARMACY SHQP 10l8SupenorAvenue Phone 29 HElLMAN'S BAKERY Oven To Home - Delivery Service 908 Superior Avenue Phone 344 ARTISTIC CLEANERS Moth Proof Telephone 423 Tomah, Wis. TOMAH COOPERATIVE Flour Feed Coal Salt Fenclng Elevator TOMAH CABIN AND TRAILER CAMP Taft and Conway Props Phone 397 nly one show Intermmssxon Wha hoppened'? Baby s1ttmg P1gg1e back r1de W. 'hs mtv! J Tommy'P'? No twaxn on the twacks BERT O JOHNSON McCormick Deenng Tractors Farm Implements Heavy Hardware Phone l7OR MCMULLENS Local and Long Distance Movmg Packing 8. Shlpplng Fuel General Haulmg SEVEN UP BOTTLING COMPANY Phone 309 Tomah Wus SHERMAN HOTEL Famous Chicken and Steak Dinners Tomah Wasconsm I ' ' 4 I 1 1 as? ., ,dy 2' I L I T '15 in 'Q If bi S' . Q ff 'N -S 'V--A g '-5,.',.z ' -' lf , If 'Q n l 2, ,gf s- V. I M . . f 'Hy Y H ,fx ' .I I . n - n ' I n Q l 1 1 1 l 1 I 3 1 - - I l J I ' ' WHITE S FUNERAL HODELL S DRESS AND HOME SHOE SHOP Phone 296 Tomah New Thmgs FIISI KEENE TRANSFER TRALMER SALES AND GENERAL TRUCKING L 3 E RX ' f E C S Phone 377 ea mg PP 'an e Does lt run? an n M52 22 wi ' Qty 1 s Show us the way to go home In back you fmd the school PONGRATZ IG A Two Stores Warrens Wlsconsln Tomah WISCOHSIH Utterly funtastlc sltucrtxon IAQ All buds need cr bath CAP S CANDY CO Wholesale Tobacco and Candy Phone 129 W Tomah WISCOUSIH THE TOMAH JOURNAL and MONITOR HERALD P E D E R S O N S The Rexall Drug Store Cara Nome Beauty Salon L 1 Q - I - - I I 1 1 7 'I li ' ' Il 9 oz? . ,ifgwggg 1-11 E R K A M5 T EQ A if -5. , nail K L EX 4 .-T'-un L' I 1 E' ' 1 MMM! s , L A . an A 1 A K A Y f . is f 4 31 an fo Q 4. , - - - - - - - - 1 I , , . . 1 li EBERTS SHELL SERVICE S. G. SORENSON8-SONS Highways 12 and 16 Dealer in Farm Produce Feeds of All Kmds 23 Hours 59 Mmutes 60 Seconds Service Flour and Grass Seeds James lJnml Ebert Operator Carlot a Specialty Phone 212 Tomah Slttxn pretty P1cn1c after prom Ronnnn 1 e e el 'Nature study LARSON CHEVROLET COMPANY Passenger Cars Trucks Parts Service Tomah Wls Phone 400 Yes your electric serv ant Reddy Kllowatt us on hand day and mght the year around br ngnng com fort convenience and labor sa mg fa all t economical prlces Rely on your electrnc serv ce for better lvnng Wlsconsln Power and light Company N 'M X99 F00 'Tv 'DY EI 'QFDDY KILOXN X When's It's Fme Foods CENTRAL HARDWARE HEATING HARDWARE Ifs RICHARDS GA PLUMBING A COMPLETE ONE STOP Y H1 Kate EE 3 r P P CPatr1ot1c Pctl Bob 'I--M 'iw p Cx stump -Pretty Pretty Easy Iohn Cool Sand Congratulatzons Class 0 50 EDDIE'S STUDIO KENNEDY AUTO SUPPLY 906 SUPERIOR AVENUE Retazl - Wholesale - Goodyear Tires - Thompson Products - ' I Telephone 116 HGME GROCER f or O' N , A W' f i' .ess I K 1321 H Z vlltl A r,l 1 Tw I 'M ' ,.. A E ff saw, , ff ,. .E A ' f H' 77 Al-UNGHAM 5 STORE FARMERS COOPERATIVE 1200 Superror Avenue BUTTER ASSOCIATION Phone9 We Delxver Phone 90 SW! 'l GOIH down town? Innocent llttle school glrls Bottomsup GARDNER BAKING CO Me Heap m bxgl A Bank For Your Samngs FARMERS 8: MERCHANTS Goodness By Nature B A N K Bakmg By Gardners Tomah Warrens Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp 0, 1 f Wei? '7 QW ,, ESTABLISHED H394 MAPLE GROVE DAIRY Home of Quality Dalry Products Phone 438 Pepsodent Smxles Where re your pajamas Ch1ck'7 R pq M W P A Amt love grand ,ew PSX f Coke party'- W TOMAH LUMBER AND FUEL CO Phone 11 OVERBY'S Your G E Dealer Radlos Appliances Garden Bonded Radio Service Tractors ff I J , , , 1 I f ' 1 , 1 X . . A - 4. A . . 4 X 6 V ' 3 'K-.hi . 1 , xii 131.5 x , U Q, . 1. L E II 5.5, no I .1 2, L .II ' G 1 , H223 gr cixyi 1 E Q, img K h i 3, ,,,V S., HDV: V V' H Q 1 A n 'V H, x -i 1 ' E A ' xx 5 D - aka: h ' 1Hw'+f1 Best Wzsbes to the Class o 50 SHUTTERS NICK S HAMOT SHOP 3RD WARD SERVICE C on gratulations Qualnty Meats and Groceries 903 Superior Avenue Phone 195 Peek cr boo School dcxvs Tomcxh s bachelors Y so happy? Sparta s Rorneos EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME N EITZEL S FURNITURE MART TOMAH CO OP OIL ASS'N Store Phone 7 Stauon Phone 167 W PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND GROCERIES TIIMAH AUTII SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF so JAFFE S Tomah S Flnest CIoth1ng Store CLASS OF 1949 Kenneth Muehlenkamp Farmmq Iames Murray Rlver Falls S T C Pete Nmneman Notre Dame Iumor Noyes Carney 6. Rrleys Vrrgxma Nye Umverslty of Wxsconsrn Kenneth Oakes Dept Store Rosemary Ostertag Daxly News Norman Parker Rrver Falls S T C Glorta Peardot Long Dlstance Tele C Ellen Peth Bank Davmd Pxer At Home Earl Poss At Home Ronald Prell Farmxnq Leon Prescott S Corp Sheldon Quxst Creamery Kathleen Rattle Home Ioyce Rawhauser New Lisbon Normal Iohn Rlchards Au Force Herbert Redman MIIIYGXY Store Veronlca Rnschette Telephone Othce Robert Rommel Navy V1ncent Rowan Retrngeratxon School Alxce Mae Rudoll Schultz Bros Ieanette Schroeder Home George Schlxcher U S Army Mary Alrce Schroeder Bookkeeping Tomah Rxver Falls Indxana Tomah Madlson Boscobel Wxs Chxcago Rxver Falls Rochester Mmneapolxs Tomah Tomah Tomah Clxtton Tomah New Llsbon Wyomxnq Tomah Tomah Mllwaukee Tomah Tomah Mllwaukee Phlllrp Schroeder Navy Norfolk Vrrglnta Cathryn Schuessler Home Chfton Beverly Schweppe Bank Mmneapolts Robert Sell Home Tgmqh Luctlle Seltz Marned l Toman Tomah Madlson Madrson Geraldxne Shutter Marrred Esther Sonnenberg McMullens Transfer Karyl Sowle Marrxed Robert Steben Unxverslty of WISCONSIN Kathryn Stelnmetz Moved Away Helen Stevens Iohn Deere Royal Sutton Photographers helper Gerald Sweet Rxver Falls S T C Marrled Mllwaukee Ioseph Thon Army At Home Nurses Axd Mrlwaukee Darlmgton Iackxe Taylor Louls Tenner Mllwaukee Tomah Mauston Clare Thomson Mary Tlber Ioyce Ulschner Marxlyn Ultelg Caprtol Burldtnq Busmess School Ieannrne Vandervort Workmq at Atrport Laura Le Vandervort Runnmq Elevator Esther Von Haden Ofixce Geraldxne Von Haden Srdney Hotel Marcella Von I-laden Von Hadens Store Bob Von Ruden Tomah Hardware Ieannette Walker At Home Louxse Wxch F 6. M Bank Dxck Wnlson Home Madxson Madxson Racme Mxlwaukee Sparta Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Carl Wxtt Refnqeratron School Mxlwuukee Bxll Wxtz Army Bernadme Zastoupnl LaX Teachers Co I-GX Louxse Zellmer Rlchards I G Tomflh lake Zmqler Home Ellen Zzeqler Capltol Buxldmg Mudxson Ioyce Zxmmerman Normal School New Lnsbon COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 804 Supenor Avenue Telephone 450 Authonzed Dealers PACKARD INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS PONTIAC II Il 5 , . . I . L I - L -, .I......,.t.... ..,t..., l ..., . A - U. .Air in .I ,,,.. ..4,..........4.... ' n Y -' ......,,..... . Earl Rueth -- U. S. Army ............ ............ ' In 4'- - ' T omah -I I 7 I ...,.... I I V. . . 1 L -Ag .,.........,.. , V . W , A - . . . - l I Compllments GORDONS MENS STORE CLASS OF 1949 Betty Goetz Capztol Buxldmg Gerald Grossman New Llsbon Normal Marxse Grovesteen State Teachers College Laurxta Gren Home Dons Grumann New Lisbon Normal Myron Guthrre New Lrsbon Normal Ioyce Hancock Receptxonlst Shxrley Hart Beautxcxan School Douglas Hawkins Home Lourse Heddmg Clerk Don Hess Uruversrty ot Wxsconsm Barbara Heyer F G M Bank Betty Abbott Receptronxst Tomah Dons Abbs Marr red Oakdale Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Crosse Marxlyn Albrecht Home Marxan Anderson Home Shlrley Anderson Married Annette Aney Marrxed Helen Batten St Francls School ot Nursxng Carroll Betthauser Home Oakdale Dons Mae Bteqel Waitress Tomah Beatrlce Brennan Calkms Iewelry Store Tomah Carol May Brown Home Tomah lames Brown College Barry Sprmgs Mtch Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Wtllram Brown Home Edward Brunson Home Beverly Burnstad Marrxed Roxy Buxton latte s Richard Hubert Weldmg Crew La Vaughn Iensen Telephone Operater Dons Johnson Johnson Shoe Store Ellnor Kemp Secretary Ierry Keene Keene Station Agnes Kerska St Ioseph School for Nursmg Ralph Kubal U S Navy Lots Kuehl Fosss Bakery Garnet Larson Schultz Bros Mabel Lawrence All State Cate Hazel Lemon Bookkeepmg Work Robert Maly U S Navy Donald Martm At Home Kenneth Martxn At Home Ianet Chapman Capxtol Buxldmq Madxson Dwame Clay Armed Forces Gerald CIUY Shutters Store Tomah Don Dlvan State Teachers College Lq Crosse Lloyd Elrschele Projecttomst Tomah Vergean Evans Waxtress Mmneapolrs Mrnn Emxl Enckson Marcella Fleblg Waxtress Ioanne Fiddler Beauty Culture and Musxc Helen Fischer Ford Garage Margaret Fnedl Mxllers Drug Store George Furbur Home Patnca Gage Capxtol Burldrng Marcella Gamerdmger Receptromst Edward Gerke State Teachers College Mrlwaukee La Crosse Mrlwaukee Tomah Tomah Tomah Madlson Tomah Tomah Lewxs Goretzka U S Army FOR EXTRA ENERGY Wlsconsnn s Finest Mllk Ice Cream Madison New Llsbon Crosse Wrlton New Lrsbon New Llsbon Tomah Crosse Tomah Mmneapolrs Madrson Tomah Gwen Hoffman Bookkeeper Milwaukee Elton Holtrop College Grand Raptds Mtch Rarlroad Rochester Tomah Tomah Madison Tomah Marshheld Tomah Tomah Tomah Mxlwaukee Tomah Tomah Donna McFarlane Caprtol Burldmg U S NNY Loyd Mesner At Home Tomah Charlotte Muehlenkamp Nurse SPUUC I I I l 1 - or 'ffff.f'f 'fff,f'f ff'. - ee e . ' ' ' ' ,, L.-Q e - - .,..,...,..,,,.., -f ,, ., ..,. .. ,. ' - Le Dorlis Chambers f Weasley V. Chicago I-vis Jensen f Att- Wilder- -..-r---4' ------4---- . . , . . PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Physlclans C Kozarek 1015V2 Superlor Phone 480W J S Mubarak 1007V2 Superior Phone 108 A A Hovda 1127 Hollister Phone 321 Dentists W E Bartels 1012 Superior Phone 113 D R Brown 1008V2 Superior Phone 80 E D Cunningham 1009V2 Superior Phone 14 F W Weatherford 1021 Superlor Phone 183 Attorneys L Clark 1116V2 Superior Phone 429 McCaul and McCaul Superror Phone 1 O Wuldes 1104V2 Superror Phone 8o Donavon Glerss Goodman Brertentleld 81 Glerss Phone 177 Optometrists Dr D Waugh 1009V2 Superior Phone 10 P S Brey 902V2 Superior Phone 508 Chiropractors D C E J Taylor 120W Monowan Phone 55 Dr.. , ' ... Dr... , ' .... . Dr. . . , ' Dr. .. , ' . Dr... , . ' ....... .. Dr... ' , ' .... . Dr. H. L. Syverson,1008V2 Superior ...... .... P hone 80 Dr.. . , ' xk ER Aff R T53 SI ERSQ We thank you - Adverhsers 73lL3 , R El 'A You lx I , 7 X X U V N 'FRS x MGIIIYH Koch Anne Dlckmson Danny Schultz 6,g,..-- r4HA',,..n L,- Q...- L. Kg? F Melvcr Ann Ierdee Sally Vromun M W8 'a Mary Ellen Goetz Bob Shutter Duane Zellmer Vefllie WiI1Ch9l1 1 cmd Betty Schultz ' Dick shutter Bud Home , 'M nu' , , A f t z t ttf 'Lift' ,W - 'QQ 1 W D- 4' --M. -of -.A tg me w C: e --ff M 4, if' Mfg Lf ,MW ifiwx' . .f- ,H I 1 WFS. f s . , 7 ' , in 152 t 3 . .j'- 1: Qzigin. David and Lyda Lecx C11ne t we c fy f 5 m, 1 s 5,,f:ig5:, , , j,1.,iL4'v v Q i T ff ' ' K ' - .- 4 1, ' 2 K , M' ' . 153. ' V i 1 A h 4,-I ' 'A x :M i - is lf? - - 5 , .-: , ,, ' ..,- rt , L . K et 'UW Eva Shutter Rosle Pfell Lenore Kruk NS Konme Krulchak Sharon Monroe Betty Schultz Don Guthne Al Lord Bob Ierdee Kane Kenyon 4 155 Verlyn Vandervort anny Hoffmann Don Wagner F F A Beauty Contest Breezy Hey' Abbs what re you dolng there? What s th1s p1cture dolnq here? Out on a bumper' , xi I . e Hamot tlme several years ago. 4 1 y , it , 8 N X113 lil! Ill!-s 11:11 I ll li!!! :fill lil! llllll :IIII1 :dll N' :xiii PROM 1949 Apnl 29 1949 That memorable day when we decked out for our frrst prom Remember how Kane and Leland relgned as kmg and queen and how we danced and danced around that Bed of Roses As our prom faded mto a memory we reahzed that one phase of the Best Years of Our Lwes was gone l 1. - ' 1 1: rr - - rr - 1: Ioan Rrce Dons Bloyer Sharon Frscher Anne Dzckmson IOueenl lane Gro! Izm Cunmng ham Pcxtrrcrc Hrce Not Prctured Belly Schultz and Glorzc Burnstad SENIOR SNOWBALL HOMECOMING Back Row lean Wegner Madge Kochmskr Mardene Anderson IQueenJ Dons Bloyer Pat Mullowney Front How Iudzth Braund Terry Uren 14 K , f 1, H t- f -4 f ' x Q ' ' , x C 5 A 6 B . 1 , A: 4 Q n , r x ir 4 1 1 , ik Q r ' ? i 2 'ff ' 1 . 4, 'L if r V , , G'-1, 57 , f , M, ,g B Mr Prngel LeoDr1nkw1ne Wrlbur Brown Harm Icxnssen ia? S' Back Row L Drznkwme R Snrder W Brown Front Row A Ge-rke L Sowle C Stemke Mrs Schedler Mrs GIISOH Wllhcrm Ia ITISS I A N 1 T o R s X B A U o A .,, - 5 A 1 A D if R L. I X , V A E : H A A 4 N I U, - 1 1 N R M E E s M s o E R S I . , . - A M wHmmemwbO mmHUbw hHmmemwmO cn:urfm:r1OE Mrs Chapman Mrs Ultelg Mrs Heyer Drd you say that you smelled somethmg appet1z1ng'P If you drd 1t was probably the aroma of your dmner drlftrng up from the cafeterra krtchen where rt 1S belng prepared by Mrs Ultelg Mrs Chapman and Mrs Heyer We are sure that all the students who enjoy these meals dally greatly appre crate the servlce of the cafeterra staff Back Row Gordon Schmrdt Glenn Marten Fred Zuelke lohn Barley Roger Prerce Calvm Tralmer Row 2 Betty Prochnow Barbara Stockmq Mary Lou Taylor Lourse Zrertuss Ioyce Wolford Leone Hoag Bottom Row Carol Trber Delores Prochnow Alda Iohnson Beulah Strckler .J Ummmmmm' How we love to eat' Left to nght Wanens Bus Valley Iunctxon Wyvxlle Pleasant Vxew Kuby R1dgev1lleSummxt Clifton Oakdale Tunnel Cxty 'YB--. Back Row Bob Boehm lrm Cunnmgham Mr Nelson Hob Shutter Iohn Syverson Front Row Ronald Scott Vmcent Crane Leland Heddrng Left to rrqht Carol Trber Mary Lou Taylor Dons Faulkner Phylrss Rattle Rhyta Haclcenberry Ruth Ann Iensen Shrrley Lawrenz Manan Kamrath Glona Burnstad Barbara Stoclnng lime Furbur Mus Olsen Betty Gerwmq Htllttop Hugh tgh S ge Top Row Vmcent Crane Gordon Stelter lames Cunnmqham Bob Shutter Clarence Holtze lvan Wrtt Iohn Popen fuss Phrllrp Holtrop Leland Heddmq Davrd Clme How 2 lrene Holtze Marlyn McMullen Carole Lenschow Beverly Tompkms Kathlyn Kenyon Pat Mullowney Bon me Mae Hall Kathryn Schrld loan Stoddard Bermta Schappe Rrta Hoclcenberry Row 3 Margaret Von Haden Dorothy Chambers Sue Rersenauer lacquelme Thouvenell Barbara Stockmq Dorothy Senz Manan Mosmclca loanne Favre Dons Lautenberg Ruth Ann leflsefl lda Reynolds Patncra lensen Row 4 DeAnne Krueger Agnes Urshner Lenore Kruk Shrrley Frmqs Mary E Kenny Carole Gempeler LaVonne Genervrlcow Grace Frck Arlene Chapman Lyda Lea Clme Kenneth Schamens Bottom Row Rosemary Chrxstman Margaret Dohlm Pa!H1ll Grace Redman Melva Ann lerdee Ioycelyn Sell Bon me Lou Srver Sally Vroman Mardella Meyer Noreen Peardot Arlrs Prechel Grace Laudon Evelyn Nelson Ted Daschner The paper helped the students get acquamted wxth the act1v1t1es of the many orgamzatrons of the school It gave them mformatlon on specmal events that took place dunng the school year Last but not least they learned about the farmgs of thexr fnends 1n the Ear Smear column and found entertamlng refldlrlq 11'1 the feature artlcles The Hxlltop Hxgh hghts ms a paper any student can be proud of Hllltzop Hlghhghmts 5 Back How Arlene Chapman Leland Heddmq Ivan Wztt Clarence Holtz Miss Preston Front Row Grace Frck Lyda Lea Clme Sally Vroman Evelyn Nelson Anne Drckmson O The school paper H11ltop I-hghhghts under the superv1s1on of Mlss Preston was the mouthp1ece ot T H S thms year The staff consxsted ot e1ght edltors and hfty reporters News was gathered together by the reporters and complled by the edxtors After the news was ready to prmt 1t was taken to the local press where It was prmted When the paper came back from the press 1t was glven to the students Front Row: loyce McFarlane, Rita Niebuhr, Norman Anderson, Eldon Sonnenberq, Marly Schroeder, Barbara Sowle Back Row: Margaret Von Haden, Dorla Sonnenburq, Betty Lou Peterson, Shirley Lawrenz, Pat Hemsey, Loa Krause Naida Olson, Grace Redman, Donna Davis. Top Row: H. Niebuhr, G. Redman, Mrs. Krueger, G. Stelter, D. Westtall, N. Anderson. Fourth Row: L. Gnewikow, L. Prell, I. Schuerich, T. Gasper, K. Schilhabel, I. Damerow, R. Andres, D. Gray, P. Hem sey, B. Sowle, D. Dickinson, M. Damerow, D. Faulkner. Third How: B. Miller, S. Honel, D. Warnke, E. Krase, C. Day, B. Siver, I. Syverson, A. Dickinson, M. Meyer. Second Row: Wolford Bottom Row: V. Witt, V. Cunningham, A. lohnson, B. Oden, H. Gamerdinqer, M. Schendel, M. Allen, I. Stoddard, L N. Dickinson, P. Cram, D. Butterluss, B. Hall. D. Kortbein, R. Steinmetz, D. Baumqarten, V. Gustin, M. Schroeder, G. Martin, D. Shutter, I Top Row V Martm R Hzlqer E Allmqham I Felton R Prell G Frclr M Mosnxclra Tlnrd Row B Gerwmq R Drow M Dolzlm I Betthczuser R A Iensen L Prell D Lautenberq E Blaskey Second Row D Krueger R Iensen D Grlner B Pederson R Honel P Hemsey M Ianueheske B Habelman Bottom Row I Bettlzauser P Kortbem F Hasse M Kamrczth B Mzller V Melster W Abbott M Anderson A Preclzel M Blount Back Row S Rersenczuer D Bloyer D Steele D Schultz D Wagner H Rassmussen C Warnlre A Zczstrow R Nexbuhr Row 3 E Nelson I Stoddard H Rrchards D Senz B Stocking N Prescott A Zellmer M Von Haden S Lczwrenz Row 2 K Schcrmens L Kruk V Wmchel C Trber B Srver M Taylor l Reynolds P Iensen P Rapp D Sonnen burg Bottom Row E Roberts Shutter I Sell K Sclneld G Redman P Rxce L Stoltz I Wadephul S Vroman B Schappe N DeWerd Shattuck Our organ1zat1on has an actrve membershlp of 105 On October 3 4 and 5 Marlyn Wagner Tommy Llddane Roger Graewln cmd Har ry Rassmussen exh1b1ted stock at the Eau Clalre llvestock expos1t1on A group of boys also took part 1n the llvestock ludgmg con test A very lmportant act1v1ty was a tr1p to the Natlonal FFA convemon at Kansas Clty Attend1ng were Ivan W1tt Harverd Wagner Rex Moseley Harry Rasmussen and Tommy Llddane accompamed by Mr Ness On October 18 the off1cers and Mr Ness attended the Offzcers Leadersh1p Trcumng School at Reedsburg On October 19 Ivan W1tt and Don Von Haden husked corn 1n the Klckapoo Valley Huskmg con test at Westby and Robert Hubert DeWerd Shattuck and Don Wagner part1c1pated 1n the lrvestock Judgmg contest An F F A band was formed composed of our mus1c1ans Th1s year Ivan W1tt has had the honor of rece1v1ng the WISCOHSIH Farmer degree He also has the honor of hold1ng the OIIICS of WISCOHSIH State Sentlnel On March l4 we held a Father and Son banquet 1n the h1gh school audrtorlum A delegatlon from To mah attended the State F F A conventxon at Green Lake on the IIISI weekend 1n May Plans have been made for the Semor boys to take a tour at the close of school The Tomah Chapter of the F H A was or gan1zed under the d1rect1on of Mxss Aberly The followmg ofhcers were elected PIGSI dent Lenore Kruk V1ce pres1dent Sh1rley Frmgs Secretary Margaret Von Haden Treasurer Betty Lou Peterson Reporter M Dohlm Parhamentanan DeAnne Krueger We entered a float 1n the Homecom 1ng parade and won thlrd place After the Mauston game we sponsored a m1xer The d1str1ct rally was held at West Salem and a bus load of students attended Our mass meetxng was held for the VIIOQUG game Th1s year the demonstratlons were d1v1ded mto two sectlons A and B D1v1s1on A was for Jumors and seniors D1v1s1on B for fresh men and sophomores Out of 24 part1c1pants two were selected from each group Lenore Kruk D1v1s1on A and DOIIS Faulkner D1V1 sxon B represented Tomah at the d1str1ct con test at Hrllsboro The annual F HA n1ght was held Aprll 14 A large crowd attended S1x letter awards were made Th1s 1s the flrst year we could earn a letter ln FHA A tr1p was taken at the close of the year The Chapter of the FFA was under the leadersh1p of Mr Ness The followmq of IICEIS were elected Presldent Ivan Wrtt Vlce pres1dent Roger Graewm Secretary Rex Moseley Treasurer Eldon Skogen R porter Tommy Lrddane and Watchdog I I - I I I I 1 1 1 - 1 1 - , . . 11 - 11 x . I - N, - 1 I I I - F. . . HI I 1 L. n n ' 1 ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 e- ww? . W--, I I I 7- ear ' ,V rv -fi , :,f .rt ' ' I ! I I I I 1 I ' . 1 I I I , . . , - 1 1 1 . . . . K , . - 1 . . . F. . F. . Top Row: V. Winchell, D. Chambers. D. Lautenberq, D. Gilner, B. Peterson, B. Bohm, E. lorqenson, S. Frinqs. S. Mon- roe, R. Honel. M. Dohlin. Row 2: B. Hall, I. Syverson, M. Meyer. L. lansen, L. Zierfuss, G. Hall, R. lensen, L. Kruk, D. Krueger, M. Von Haden, Miss Aberly. Bottom Row: F. Hasse, K. Kruicholt, M. ler ee, . u ownev lanusheske, P. Hill, B. Poss. cl P M ll , A. Zastrow, S. Hediske, H. Richards, B. Miller, M. Top Row: I. Stoddard, M. Schendel, L. lackson, D. Faulkner, I. Hensen, L. Gnewikow, R. Andres, D. Allen, B. Barry S Honel. D. Gray, G. Brennan. H I d I E 'ckson Row 2. Ri Gerke, s. Haase, P. Kelly, L. Wolford, v. Hennncks, H. whne, c. Griggs, H. Prine, 1. y an , . rr , I. Voss, R. Hilqer. Bottom Row: D. Westphal, M. Schaller, I. lerdee, W. Woltord, D. Dickinson, H. Gamerdinqer, M. Allen, I. Lawrenz M. Ward, B. Bruder, C. Ierdee, D. Bernhart, M. Sell, I. Foth. Top Row: D. Salzwedel, M. Erickson, I. Love, P. Holtrope, I. Blackwood, V. Bumsfad, R. Anderson, G. Stelter. Row 3: C. Lenschow, l. Hollz, C. Vandervorf, 1. Zinqler, L. Sam, M. Sellrey, M. Waugh, I. Menecke, G. Williams. Row 2: P. Kelly, I. Rice, G. Redman, P. Kortbein, B. Siver, P. Smoke, S. lohnson, M. Burnslad, N. Cook. Bottom Row: M. Iorgenson, I. Ierdee, R. Hilger, I. Voss, B. Rowell, P. Olson, B. Redman, D. Foth, C. Ott, M. Benjamin A Familiar Scene in Room 313 I U N 1 OR RE D C R o s S T C C kse , Tom Pederson, David Klinqe. T Row: Paul Kress, Peter latte, Wayne Stoltz, Raymond Treat, urtis oo y o R051 4: lames Blackwood, Therese Gasper, lane Schuerich, Lois Stermer, Ioanne Favre, Sharon Monroe. Row 3: Barbara Sowle, Dorothy Mistele, Mary Lou Gasper, leannette Damerow, Madge Kochmski, Beverly Maly, Donna Schultz. I Row 2' lack Huerman William Krueger, Pat Kelly, Doris Leis, Patsy Hemsey, Lyda Lea Cline, Ioan Stoddard- St han Cremer, Barbara Carson, Bottom- Row: Marlyn McMullen, Cecilia Hubert, Grace Redman, Sharon Fischer, ep y Irene Holtz. L A T I N C L U B Under Miss Sandvig's able guidance, the Latin Club was established to bring about a better understanding of the origin of our lan- guage and to serve as a foundation to those who wish to go into other languages in ad- vanced education. The officers of Latin Club are: President, William Krueger: Vice-president, Stephany Cremer: Secretary-Treasurer, Bar- bara Carson. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club under the direction of Miss Gilbertson, is divided into two groups, Thespians and Harlequins. At our first meet- ing, the Harlequins chose the following offi- cers: President, C. Holtze: Vice-president, L. Hedding: Secretary, E. Nelson: Treasurer, L. L. Cline: Sergeant-at-Arms, G. Pick. Pink and Patches was presented at the La Crosse con- test and received a B+ rating. Pop Reads the Christmas Carol proved to be entertaining at the Christmas program presented to the stu- dent body. On March 1, we attended a play at the La Crosse Teachers college. This has proved to be an interesting year, as in the past. Row 3: Row 2 Row I 'U Back Row: Evelyn Nelson, Clarence Holtz, Miss Gilberson Leland Heddin D ' Bl W hom ROW! LY'-'LU LGU Cline, A1111 Didfinsgn, Melwva Ann lerclee, Ida Reynolcz, lgagne cgairte, race iclc. DRAMA TICS David Klinge, Leland Heddinq, Robert Shutter, iames Cunningham, Clarence Holtz, Raymond Treat, David Rezin, Iohn Love, David Cline, Morton Erickson, Eldon Uisclrner. Lenore Kruk, lda Reynolds, Bernita Schappe, Patricia lensen, Lois Kortbein, Mary Lou Gasper, Ioanne Favre, Grace Ficlr, Mary Ellen Kenny, Lyda Lea Cline, Kathleen Kenyon, Iacqueline Thouvenell, Barbara Reisenauer. Konqaleena Kruichak, Melva Ierdee, Bonnie Siver, Stephany Cremer, lrene Holtz, Doris Faulkner, Patricia Mullowney, Doris Bloyer, Evelyn Nelson, Grace Laudon, DeAnne Krueqer, lanice Erickson, Beverly Maly. Back Row: Barbara Carson, Phyllis Kortbein, Lyda Lea Cline, Phil Holtrop, Peter latte. Middle Row: Konnie Kruiclzalr, Ruth Hilqer, Arlene Chapman, Leland Heddinq, Craig Scott. Front Row: Virginia Witt, Ardell Zastrow, David Cline, Iames Cunningham. Four Minute Speech .... Humorous Declarnation . . . Extemporaneous Reading . . . Non-Original Oratory .... Dramatic Declamation .... Original Oratory ........... Extemporaneous Speaking Tomah overtook the tournament on March 25, in high speed. The Tomah clan came out on top with 172 points followed by Westby with 125 points. Of the fourteen students that represented T.H.S. at the District contest, eleven . . .. Ardell Zastrow, Ruth Hilger . . . . Konnie Kruichak, Virginia Witt . . . Barbara Carson, Lyda Lea Cline . . . . . . . . . David Cline, Craig Scott . . .. Arlene Chapman, Phyllis Kortbein . . . . . . . . . . . . Phil Holtrop, Peter Iaffe . . .. Iim Cunningham, Leland Hedding earned enough points to move on to La Crosse. April 1. These students are: Iames Cunning- ham, Leland Hedding, Konnie Kruichak, Phil Holtrop, Peter Iafie, Ardell Zastrow, Ruth Hil- ger, David Cline, Craig Scott, Arlene Chapman, and Phyllis Kortbein. Back Row: William Krueger, George Fuller, Phil Holtrop, Mr. Rayment, let! Warren, Helbert Belt, Beverly Maly. Seated: Iames Cunningham, Lyda Lea Cline, Kathleen Kenyon, Leland Heddinq. A spirited group of boys and girls met in Mr. Rayment's room early in October to prepare themselves for the fore-coming debate season. The debate question resolved: that the Presi- dent of the U. S. should be elected by the di- rect vote ot the people. This was first dis- cussed with other schools when the team trav- eled to Eau Claire October 28, then again to Eau Claire November 19 for the kick-oif prac- tice debate tournament. December 8-9, Tomah sponsored a two day discussion debate con- test with Tomah placing first and third. Ian- uary 14, saw them again at Eau Claire, where they tied for third place. They left the La Crosse custnct contest january 21 holding the impres- sive title of district champs. The hiqh-lite of the year came January 26-27, when the A squad traveled to St. Peter, Minnesota to participate in a debate tournament at Gustavus Adolphus college. The debaters tied for second in com- petition with teams from six different states. February 4, the team traveled to Stevens Point for the sectional tournament and here they missed the boat to the state contest. Never- theless, we hope the team of next year will go ahead with the same amount ot spirit and enthusiasm catching that boat which leads to the state. Good luck! ACTIVITIES ggi' Q QU I Q, ...gig , 'Q 16 L W 'Z if A Qr ', Io - Q Q I P J I I i . The v1ckonOU5 GAA Oi f1Ce1-S .XM w 5 .W . ' uv--' ' 1. - - -1 . ?' 'Y' . tg at is , - u if 4 'T I V. ,tg 7 Q Top Row: Betty I. Schultz, Grace Pick, Shirley Frings, Betty Lou Peterson, Rose Marie Prell, Carole Gempeler, Ar- lene Chapman Ioan Stoddard, Kathryn Shild Row 2: lean Hyland, Lavon Wolford, Mary Ann Lord, Ieannette Damarow, Mary E. Kenny, Kathleen Kenyon, Lenore Kruk, Lyda Lea Cline, Ruth Ann Jensen S dd d B verl Mal , Patricia Mullowney, Ardelle Zastrow, Bottom Row: lanice Erickson, Deanne Krueger, lean to ar , e y y Margaret Von Haden, Grace Laudon, Mardene Anderson, Brbara Carson, Mary E. Goetz Nineteen hundred and fifty marks the fourth year for the Girls Athletic Association, as an active school organization. The G.l-LA., spon- sored by Miss Rehwinkel, is governed by a council consisting of the officers and managers of the various sports. Lenore Kruk, this year's president, was assisted by Margaret Von Haden and Lyda Lea Cline, who filled the po- sitions of vice-president and secretary-treas urer respectively. Because of the whole-heart- ed cooperation among fellow members, the annual Homecoming was a success. The main event was the coronation of the queen, Mar- dene Anderson, between halves. Throughout the year, intramural games were played in which points were earned for a letter. The climax of the year was the annual demonstra- tion. in which all activities were represented V Y fb no 'Q 6 QQ 43 if Top Row Richard Shutter Art Sowle Duane Protz Row 4 Robert Tester Duane Zellmer lack White lack Bursinger lack Hess Row 3 Allen Lind Don Von Haden Ronald Tralmer Donald Tralmer Vincent Crane Row 2 Teddy Lowe Bob Boehm lames La Berqe Duane Przse Iohn Popenlus Vernon Evans Bottom Row Donald Benjamin Ronald Scott Robert Shutter Gerald Hall Dale Mesner Iohn Arxty Baseball Bob Boehm Football Basketball Track lohn Bursinger . . . Don Benjamin .... Vincent Crane .... Iames Cunningham Vernon Evans .... George Fuller .... Gerald Hall ................ Baseball Boxing Football .... Football Track Football Boxing ....... Football Football Boxing Iohn Hess ........ Football Boxing Baseball Allen Lind ............... Football Baseball James La Berge .................... Football Teddy Lowe ......................... Track Dale Mesner ........ Baseball Mgr. Football Paul Muehlenkamp ......... Football Boxing Duane Protz ....................... Football Iohn Popenfuss ............ Basketball Mgr. Duane Prxse Elmer Roeske Robert Shutter .... Richard Shutter Art Sowle ..... Bob Tester ................. Athletic Mgr Track Football Basketball Track Ronald Scott ...................... Football Football Basketball Baseball Football Basketball Track Boxing Football Donald Tralmer ..................... Boxing lack White .... Duane Zellmer . Vick Burnstad . Don Peth ..... Iohn Mullowney Clarence Holtze Bob Hubert .... Donald Von Haden ........ Football Boxing Football .Basketball Track Football Track Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball ! :Mft las 0 '52 xv' 40 First Row! lack White, Jerry Clay, lack Hess, Don Hess, Al Lind, Dick Wilson, Phil Schroeder. Back Row' Dwaine Clay, Dick Woodworth, Dwaine Zellmer, Iohn Arity, lack Bursinger, Dick Shutter, Coach Schett ler, Dale Mesner. The Tomah High school baseball team of 1948-'49 did not have a very successful sea- son. Many oi the boys were new members to the squad with not too much experience, but they were always out there doing their best. Most of these boys will be returning for an- other season or two of baseball at Tomah High so the outlook for the future is very good. Tomah 6 Tomah 4 Tomah 0 Tomah 1 Tomah 1 Tomah 4 Tomah 2 Melrose 0 Viroqua 10 Viroqua 7 . . . . . . La Crosse Logan 9 . . . . . . La Crosse Logan ll Westby 8 Westby 4 Tomah 7 .... Tomah 10 .... Tomah 4 .... Tomah 1 .... Coach . . . Catcher .... Mauston 4 Mauston 12 . . . Sparta 3 . . . Sparta 7 Mr. Schettler ....IackHess Pitchers . Don Hess, Iohn Bursinger, Allen Lind First Base .. Second Base Third Base . Shortstop, Do Dick Shutter Ierry Clay, Phillip Schroder Iohn Arity n Hess, Ierry Clay, Iames Murray Left Field .... ................ I ack White Center Field . . . . . Dick Wilson, Duane Zellmer Right Field .. Duane Clay, Dick Woodworth, Allen Lind Bottom Row: David Pierre, James Brown, Earl Poss, Gerald Sweet, Kenneth Oakes, Robert Shutter, Art Sowle, lack White, Ted Lowe, Norman Parker, Gerald Clayi Ralph Kubal, Richard Wilson, James Cunningham. Row 2: George Bruder, Darrel Iackson, Robert Tester, Robert Hettner, Craig Scott, Clare Thompson, Claude Hackett, Victor Burnstad, lames Pongratz, Richard Lowe, David Klinge, Lloyd Oakes, Halbert Belt, Duane Prise. Top Row: lohn Popentuss, Gerald Rudoll, Donald Wagner, Vincent Crane, Richard Moseley, Carroll Betthauser, Bob Boehm, Elmer Roeske, Richard Hubert, Bob Hubert, Herbert Redman, Dwaine Zellmer, Ronald Scott, lohn Schultz, Ward Rawhauser, Mr. Gatzke. The Tomah High school track team under the direction of Mr. Gatzke opened their 1949 track season, with two defeats to Logan and Central of La Crosse. At the Conference meet a well balanced team defeated Logan, Sparta, and Mauston to become Conference champions. In the sectional meet the next week the Tomah team placed a strong fourth in a large field of good contestants, sending three to the state meet at Madison. LETTERMEN ARE: Dick Wilson - 100 yd. dash Iames Cunningham - Hurdles Gerald Clay - Mile Ted Lowe - Mile lack White - High Iurnp, 200 yd. dash, relay Art Sowle - High jump - Pole vault Bob Shutter - 440 yd. dash, relay Kenneth Oakes - Hurdles Gerald Sweet - 200 yd. dash Earl Poss - Half mile, relay David Pier - Hurdles, broad jump Bob Boehm - Discus Elmer Roeske - Shot-put Duane Zellmer - 440 yd. dash Norman Parker - Mile - c A A Back Row: Dick Tester, Herbert Linder, Merlyn Vandervort, David Klinqe, Bob Hettner, Donald Goetzke, Everett Chambers, Lon Roeske, Mr. Gatzke Front Row: Robert Witz, Marvin Sage, Curt Cooksey, David Hendricks, Bob Hubert, Wayne Stoltz, Kenneth Peth, Richard Eirschele M , A N H A G E . H S 4 I. . is-.-, A ,v,i'T3nlwwf f H 44 1 Left to right: Duane Prise, Kenneth Schamens, Bruce Potter. against Barabo by a score of 48 to 47, the second against Viroqua, score 53-48. The third overtime game proved to be a heartbreaker and will be remembered until next season rolls around. This game was against the strong La Crosse Logan in regional tournament finals at Sparta, the score being 52 to 51. Individual highs for the Indians were scored by Bob Boehm when he hooked in 30 points against Viroqua and by Don Peth who set the nets afire with 26 points against La Crosse Central in the tour- nament at Mauston The success of the team can be directly credited to Bob Boehm who was the leading scorer Bob Shutter who was a good feeder as well as second scorer on the team Dick Shutter who was an excellent de fensive man and a good shot Iack White who was a good rebounder and was assigned to opponents best scorer on the defense Art Sowle who directed the teams offense and Don Peth a dead shot and play maker Its up' Its nf Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Tomah Three against one arn t fair Its up' BASKETBALL SCORES Wxsconsm Dells La Crosse Logan Richland Center Westby La Crosse Central Sparta Baraboo Viroqua Portage La Crosse Logan Westby Wisconsin Dells Sparta Viroqua Mauston Marshfield Baraboo REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AT MAUSTON Mauston La Crosse Central FINALS AT SPARTA 51 La Crosse Logan . 1 . 30 .............,......... ' ' 29 ...................... 44 ....................... ' 34 , ..............,,............. . 52 .....,............... 29 ............................... 48 .............................. 40 .................,............. ' 61 .....................,......... 35 ...,..................,....... Mauston 46 ........,..,.......... 45 ................,........ ,..... 40 .......,......,........ ' ' 64 ................................ 53 ......,,.......,............... ' 49 ........................... , . . 37 .......,......,,.......,,... ' 51 .............................. 40 .............................. 67 ..................... Buck ROW Iohn Mullowney Clarence Holtze Wayne Stoltz Coach Schettler Robert Hubert Duane Zellmer Don Peth Frrst Row Robert Boehm Robert Shutter Rrchard Shutter Art Sowle lack Whrte Vrcrm Bumsgqd A SQUAD BASKETBALL W1th the football togs packed away all eyes were qU1CklY centered upon basketball FIVE lettermen returned from last year s squad plus capable reserves brought up from Coach Earl Gatzkes B squad As the season progressed 1t proved to be a successful one We also mlght add that the basketball team of 1949 50 under the able and panent guxdance of Coach Red Schettler proved to be a suc cessful team Not only was th1s team a smooth ball handlmg and hxgh scor1ng outfit but 1t also was a team wh1ch had that clutch dr1ve that certa1n someth1ng all good teams need to come through when the chlps are down Th1S polnt was proven 1n close games w1th Central and Logan from La Crosse Vlroqua Baraboo and Mauston The lnd1an team of 40 50 co champlons 1n both the Gateway and West Central Conference was a team of d1st1nct1on ln other ways also They thr11led the large crowd at the sub regxonal tournament rn Maus ton by slammmg 67 pomts through the nets agaxnst the hrghly rated Red Ralders from La Crosse Central They also played 1n three overtlme games somewhat of a record for Tomah teams w1nn1ng two of these The flrst , . 1 I - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . ' 1 ' , . . I . 1 . 11 11 - - . - - 11 - 11 , . - 11 - 11 ' , 1 , . X 3 1. 5' M 4 ,X Ja. 1 '. pf., Q. i ,, 7 ., 'A 5,6 77 .FMF aff I W 5 Y F 'gyda af., rx 4 a 2 ? 'K 35 X! I:-.. g, Qi 33,5 lA QU , 'Q if ffxfyi i K - I lt' P- . W5 ' 1 . li AQ is K Q U ,Vw . I Q it 55, ,r . -J ,- L' , l 7 U' i 4 , T95 I Q I A ,gf ' 4iQ4'fA:X -x. I! . 1 0 H ef 'Xi , A an - . R 2 gd, .K 1 'ZZ ., , 1552 .5-5 ' V. I Q 1- ' ,ilk - Af 'q boys got on the warpath from the kickoff car- rying the pigskin 64 yards in 6 plays. Protz set up the touchdown wth a 46 yard run and Whlte went over for the touchdown and a few rmnutes later Whrte scored agaln on an end run D Shutter 1ntercepted a Ch1ppewa pass and scampered 55 yards w1th Protz and Hess throw1ng key blocks to the 8 yard l1ne where Protz scored on a center plunge A swell pro gram was presented by the band for the Dads Nlght celebratxon TOMAH 13 Nekoosa 19 Th1s game to say the least was a heart breaker The Indxans scored f1rst on a 60 yard march where Shutter scored on a 5 yard re verse play Tomah recovered a Nekoosa fum ble on the 40 yard l1ne and Sowle moved 1t over for the touchdown Later Nekoosa com pleted a 70 yard pass play for a touchdown Th1s was the flrst t1me the Indlans had been scored on lh1S year In the second half Ne koosa came back w1th two more touchdowns to w1n 19 to 13 TOMAH 0 Logan 14 The Tomah Logan encounter was our home com1ng game and the weather cond1t1ons were not made for a football game At kxckoff t1me rt was ra1n1ng very hard w1th a wmd of 30 to 40 miles per hour Logan scored after gettmg possesslon of the ball on the Tomah 12 yard hne Wlth two mmutes rema1n1ng a Logan back shook loose from 3 Tomah tacklers and ran 24 yards for a touchdown In th1s game our offense was hampered by fxve fumbles Ronnle Scott and Bob Boehm were gwen hon orable All State ment1on Ready seff 1 11 1 21 A galloping ghost' Plunge rzght through that 11ne Hey Let me pose' TOMAH 0 Central 19 Central s powerhouse scored two touchdowns ond half The b1g bru1s1ng Central l1ne and backs were too much for the smaller Tomah team L1nd and Hall were the stars of th1s game go1ng all out even 1n defeat TOMAH 12 Sparta 0 Th1s 1S the game we all looked forward to for so long the annual grudge battle between Tomah and our blggest r1val Sparta Tomah got deep ln Sparta terrrtory 3 tlmes only to have somethmg go wrong In the fourth quar ter Protz smashed through Spartas center for the all 1mportant touchdown 30 seconds r ma1n1ng Hess mtercepted a Sparta pass o themr 25 yard l1ne and ran l1ke a rabb1t for a other touchdown Sparta never penetrated To mahs terrltory and was unable to reg1ster a f1IS1 down whlle Tomah racked up 14 Th1s IS the fxrst t1me rn Tomah football hlstory that Sparta has been held to no flrst downs dur1ng the who'e game S C O R E S Tomah 13 Nekoosa 19 Tomah 0 Logan 14 Tomah 0 Central 19 Tomah 34 New Lxsbon Tomah S Vxroqua Tomah 13 Mauston Eomah 19 Chrppewa Falls 0 I , ' - ll ll in the first half and added one more the sec- Y T ' . e- , n . . n- . ' 0 ,, ., 0 ll ' ll t . tt , x T 1 i ,ttgrrg was 29 KI A , ,S - . .75 L 1 W -1, 'cf A eg if L i 5 . . get . , I if f js. ' hifi .ax ,r t Y' -,yr ti ,fQ,,,J Q Back Row: Gene Moseley, Richard Eirschele, Robert Kirchoff, Kenneth Peth, Rueben Foth, Dale, Dye, Robert Rogqe, David Cline, Ronald Anderson, Raymond Treet, Wayne Stoltz, Curtis Cooksey, Duane Boettcher. Lon Roeske, George Biegel, Richard Lowe, lohn Maas, Morton Erickson, Ward Rawhawser, Gene Tway. Row 3: Kenneth Schamens, Duane Prise, Bob Shutter, Norman Von Haden, Gerald Rudol Marvin Sage, lohn Rattle, lohn ph, Schultz, Robert Heffner, David Hendricks, Victor Burnstad, Robert Hubert, Al!0n EirSCl1ele, Dean Dodsworth, Deward Shat- tuck, Bruce Potter, Ted Lowe, Mr. Roemer, Mr. Gatzke, Mr. Dickinson, Mr. Schettler. Row 2: Daniel Schultz, Darrel lackson, Everette Chambers, Richard Moseley, Anthony Felber, Bill Markin, Bob Tester, Bernard Huffman, james La Berge, William Abbot, Merlin Vandervort, Norris Rawhauser, David Klinqe, Craig Scott, Lloyd Oakes. David Muehlenkamp, lames Churchill. Row 1: Allen Lind, Dale Messner, Donald Von Haden ohn Hess Vernon Evans Duan PIOt2 Gerald Hall, Diane Zellner, lack , I , , e . White, Richard Shutter, Arthur Sowle, Vincent Crane, Ronald Scott, Robert Boehm, lames Cunningham, Paul Muehlenkamp Tomah had a very successful football season in 1950, winning 5 and losing 3 games: and winning the West Central conference. Through Coach Schett1er's able leadership the squad developed into a strong gridiron machine. This is Coach Schettler's third year at the helm of T.H.S. football team. The team wishes to thank Assistant Coach Gatzke for the wonderful help and understanding he gave them. TOMAH 34-New Lisbon 0 The Indians got off to a flying start by beat- ing N. L. 34 to 0. Protz passed to Cunningham for the first score. D. Shutter converted the ex- tra point. Sowle and Shutter both made two touchdowns to round out the scoring. Muehlen- kamp and Boehm led the charge of the Tomah line to victory. TOMAH 6-Viroqua 0 Viroqua was the second victim of the sea- son. A blocked Viroqua punt set up the Indians scoring opportunity. With three tries, Sowle ran into the end zone for the all important touchdown. Viroqua outweighed our team by quite a margin but they were held to one first down during the entire game. lack Hess made all-state honorable mention for his outstanding line backing in this game. TOMAH 13-Mauston O Mauston's team was the third to meet defeat by Tomah this season. White scampered 65 yards behind the fine blocking of Boehm, Hall, and Scott for the first touchdown of the game. Protz, Boehm, and White teamed up for the second touchdown. The Tomah backs averaged 6.1 yards per try on the ground and gained 356 yards to Mauston's 50. Tomah also had 12 first downs to Mauston's 3. TOMAH 19-Chippewa Falls O Chippewa Falls was our fourth straight win of the season without being scored upon. The SPORTS ZZ, N. my X W , fp 3 i f N , QQ! ffff' wx' I 5 nigga 0 Top Row: D. Maas. D. Betcher, B. Bailey, V. Evans, P. lalle, R. Anderson, D. Hendricks, L. Oaks, A. Eirschele, D. Klinge, V. Bartels, D. Wagner How 4: C. Kruchiak, R. Tester, I. Cunningham, P. Holthrop, A. Sowle, D. Shutter, I. Blackwood, V. Burnstad, D. Kline, K. Schamens, W. Krueger Row 3: M. Stermer, G. Hall, A, Dickenson, W. Abbott, I. Lenz, 1. Ponqratz, D. Hoffman, A. Chapman. L. Hoag. L. Stermer, D. Bloyer, M. Dohlin Row 2: 1. Sell, V. Cunningham, G. Redman, B. Schappe, E. Nelson, B. Boehm, l. Scheurich, I. Favre, I. Damemw, I, Thouvanell, M. Kenny, C. Gempeler, M. Koch, B. Reisnauer Bottom Row: P. Price, P. Kortbein, K. Schild, K. Kenyon, G. Laudon, P. Hill, S. Kremer, B. Oden, I. Reynolds, M. lerdee, K. Kruchiak, P. Trygqestad, B. Siver, Miss Volkert TRIPLE TRIO The Triple Trio for this year, an entirely new group of girls, are to be congratulated for the excellent job they have done. They have ap- peared before Study Clubs, Music Mothers and others groups in the community. GIRLS GLEE CLUB The Girls Glee Club under the direction of Miss Volkert, consists of sixty members. The following officers were chosen: President, Anne Dickinson: Secretary-Treasurer, Carole Gempeler, Iacqueline Thouvenell has done a fine job as an accompanist. CHOIR Choir, under the direction of Miss Volkert, is composed of sixty boys and girls. They made their first appearance in the annual Christmas Program and also entered the music tourna- ment at La Crosse. Iacqueline Thouvenell must be commended upon her excellent ability as an accompanist. ym mAOW Ck on :r Tr. Uzww l .'P'Cf2'.IUIP'L 'JIL 'J'.IIJ mt 'DU v-35317 3 3 E 1 T . Q 3 'ca rs .... 4- 'F ' us CD 9.. , ,E 5 ,N r- 'o ' o - s: E 'va .2 SP. ' Q. 91 + -f V1 fig I' O Q 13 F CD 'J 5 E Q 9 '5' I , Us . . C, - 4 51 I :1 4 l , 'il ' Q sz 0. -- -- E U1 :U I GO n-Q U1 iii Left to rrght Danny Hoffman Edgar Allmgham Rrchard Mrers Clarence Holtze Morton Enckson The German Band W111 long be remembered for 1ts corny antxcs and mus1c The Rhythmalres have furnlshed entertalnment throughout the year at Can teen and school parhes Back Row Iames Blackwood Edgar Allmqham Arlene Chapman Row 2 Ianrce Errckson Danny Hoffman Grace Fxck Marrlyn Kock Peter laffe Mr Mewafdt Row I Kenny Schsmens Mary E Kenny Dorrs Laufenburg Loa Krause 2 bf Nilreg h E K R . I, K D I , Th K The Back Row G Koch D Krueger B Ott H Honzsh Mr Mewaldt Row 3 B Maly M Schamens S Fzscher B Rowell C Stoltz A Uxsclmer M Gerke M Cunmngham M Ben jamm A Rosenou B Mrller W Clanahan D Gray H Iensen B Redman K Storkel M Waugh E Sonnenberg H Sowle Row 2 L Kortbem C Martrn D Clay M Schaller N Cook M Burnstad P Kelly I Wentz D Lambert I Wxl lcmson I Holtze I Dormer SECOND BAND BEGINNERS BAND The begmners band IS made up ot those ards xn begmners band students are promoted students who have lust started playmg 1nstru to the second band In thxs band they prepare ments thls year After reachmg certa1n stand for entrance 1nto flrst band Back Row M Pmgle H Hoclcenberry S Iohnson S Frscher B Nmneman C Tralmer F Pongratz C Tralmer K Peth I Kenny Mr Mewalt I Lawrence S Crane D Ballord H Bauman I Wagner Row 2 G Honel N Henry A Rose C Rawhauser H Stevens D Wagner I Granger V Evans D Braund L Storkel Front Row B Dame B Westphal S Ott M Kneeland D Fxebrg G Gasper S Ott Front How: C. Crnes, R., Graewin, I. Zelmer, S. Haase, R. Elcern, D. Salzwedel. Top Row Davrd Hezrn Edgar Allmgham Davrd Hendrrclcs Barbara Sowle Row Peter latte lohn Felton Rrchard Mrers Lyda L e Clme Margaret Dohlm Row Danny Hoffman james Keller Arlene Chapman Grace Frck Alda Johnson lantce Errclcson Row Gordon Stelter Davrd Clme Mary Ellen Kenny Dons Lautenberg Geraldme Anderson Barbara Carson Row 2 Ruth Honel Betty Lou Peterson Harrret Whrte Vrrgtnra Hendrrclcs loyce McFarlane Lee Strozmsky Bottom Row Clarence Holtze Therese Gasner Mary Lou Gasper Florence Haase De Anne Krueger Mr Mewaldt Lee Strozmsky Ruth Honel Betty Lou Peterson Vlfglnld Hendrlcks Dav1d Khng Harrlet Whlte loan McCullough V1rg1n1a W1tt Ioyce McFarlane Helen Gamedmger BARITONE Davrd Hendr1cks V1rg1n1a Allen Barbara Sowle lohn Bally FRENCH HORN Margaret Dohhn Lyda Lee Cl1ne Vernageanne W1nchel Grayce Redman Bettle Bohn Tom Pederson SAXOPHONE Mary Ellen Kenny Dons Laufenberg Kenneth Schamens Geraldme Anderson Wxllxam Abbott Dorothy Steele Loa Krause Vxrgmxa Cunn1ngham FLUTE Loxs Ianssen Dons Baumgarten OBOE Wrlham Krueger Florence Haase BASSOON Beverly Ludekmg Davxd Cl1ne BASS CLARINET Barbara Carson Gordon Stelter BASS Edgar Alllngham Davrd Rez1n George Koen1nger Norr1s Rawhauser PERCUSSION Iames Blackwood Ruth Iensen Iohn Love TIMPANY Iacquehne Thouvenall 55 l , I , ' I ' , 91 ' , 4 4: , , , 4 , , A ' 3: , ' ' , , ' I ' I - Top Row: Robert Murray, Iohn Love, john Baily, Curt Cooksey, Norris Rawhauser, George Koeninger Row 5: Virginia Allen, Grayce Redman, Vernageane Winclzel, Tom Pederson, Bettie Bohm, Marilyn Koch, Ray mond Treat Row 4: lack Herrierman, Patty Hill, lacqueline Thouvenall, Dean Marten, Donnal Gabower, Iames Blackwood Row 3: Virginia Cunningham, Ruth lensen, William Abbot, Leo Krause, Dorothy Steele, Beverly Ludekinq Row 2: Doris Baumgarten, Ioan McCo1lougl1, Virginia Witt, Helen Gamerdinger, David Klinge Row l: Grace Daudon, William Krueger, Morton Erickson, Donna Gray: Paul Dress BAND . . . The Concert Band has provided an abundance of splendid mu sical entertainment during the year, participating in the Music Contest at La Crosse concerts, mass meetings, football and basketball games and many civic programs. CORNET Danny Hoffman Ianice Erickson Iarnes Keller Arlene Chapman Grace Fick Donald Gabower Patty Hill Alda Iohnson Dean Marten lack Heuerman TROMBONE Richard Miers Iohn Felton Peter Iaffe Marilyn Koch Raymond Treat Robert Murray Curt Cooksey CLARINET Grace Laudon Clarence Holtze DeAnne Krueger Morton Erickson Paul Kress Therese Gasper Donna Gray Mary Lou Gasper MUSIC rflxx Yi SJ ues- Son' HONOR STUDENTS Barbara Sue Reisenuer Evelyn Nelson Anne Dickinson Valedictorian Sglufgfofjgn Lyda Lea C11ne has been selected by the Sen1or Class and faculty members to represent Tomah Hxgh School as Good Cmzen 1n the annual Good C1t1zen Pxlgrlmage sponsored by the Daughters of the Amer1can Revolutlon The cho1ce IS based on dependabllxty servlce leadershxp and PGt1'1Ot1SI'I1 Lyda Lea has been an actlve student durlng her four years and has partlcxpated 1n the followmg act1v1t1es GAA 1234 FBLA 4 Lat1n Club 1234 Sketch Club 2 Debate 1234 Thespxans 34 Glee Club 12 Band 1234 Hamot Staff 4 Dramatxcs 1234 Prom Comrnlttee 3 Paper Staff 3 Extemporaneous Readlng 34 Serxou Declamatlon 1 2 Lyda Lea 1S well 11ked by her classmates and deserves th1s honor she has 1 1 1 .,,. 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 I . 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 11 S I I I I I ' - recelved. Rl l ,ix 1 M!! 1 . ua? .W I VV ymklkikwnwihbwr N UM A 1 Back Row Donald Wagner Ronald Scott Vrncent Crane Allen Lrnd lvan Wrtt Robert Shutter Wrllard Olsen Szver Kenneth Schamens Bottom Row Dons Bloyer Sally Vroman Ann Drclcmson Lenore Kruk Kathleen Kenyon Barbara Rersenauer Ida Reynolds Dorla Sonnenburq STAFF Back Row Donald Benjamm Robert Boehm Phrlrp Holtrop Danny Hollman Clarence Hollze Peter Ialle Rrchard Bunde Row 2 Lyda Lea Clme Ruth Anne lensen Leone Hoag Carole Gempeler Mary Ellen Kenny Shrrley Lawrenz Phyllrs Kortbem Bottom Row Alda lohnson Beverly Maly Grace Laudon Patncra lensen Carol Lenschaw My 'R ., vi b .ff 1 4 To 1 y fs Q I .gee K I f S' z V, l ? K t 53 7 F 5 ii Row 2: Grayce Redmen, Betty Schultz, lacqueline Thodvenell, loan Stoddard, lohn Syverson, Grace Fick,. Bonnie ,Q . A - - K v: , f Q ' Q ii '6 B . . ' f V' Tut' , 'A 1 X K -V A K H I X e 1- ' .i V W Q . Y , I' 7 'I Y V y .1 .Q L X i 5 , Le if? W ,Qs EDITORS N f 'X it Back How: Ivan Witt, Clarence Holtze, Vincent Crane, Mr. Hogue. Seated: Doris Bloyer, Lenore Kruk HAMOT STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..... .... D oris Bloyer Business Manager ........... Vincent Crane Assistant Editors .......... Lenore Kruk lSr.l Grace Redman ULD Assistant Business Managers .... Bud Holtze, Ivan Witt lSr.J, Phil Holtrop ULD Photographers . Kenny Schamens, Peter Iaffe Snaps ........... Ioan Stoddard, Pat Iensen Administration ............... Grace Laudon Advertising ............ ..Iim Cunningham, Willard Olsen, Richard Bunde, Ivan Witt Boxing ...................... Don Benjamin Basketball ...................... Bob Boehm Calendar ................ Mary Ellen Kenny, Kathleen Kenyon, Anne Dickinson Cartoonist ................ Bonnie Lou Siver, Iohn Syverson,Phil1is Kortbein, Carol Lenschow Class Writers ........... fFr.l Beverly Maly, fSo.J Nancy Dickinson, ULD Grace Fick, iSr.l Iackie Thouvenell F.F.A. . . . ................... 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I , ' l u . . z . I . 7 : ' . : ' - '- ' - ' , : , dent, Ioan Zillmer, Secretary-Treasurer, Shar- ' : , : 4. 4 rcuundtd Lon Roeslre lohn Lrlcely Raymond Marten Gene erson Norrrs Rawhauser Row 3 Helen Myer Mary Popenfus Dorothy Mzstele Velda Rochester Florence Norrrs Marlyn McMullen Renee Przne Marte Ptngel Ioe Pearson Kenneth Peth Row 2 Nellre Rrchards Doroth R y ez1n loan Rrce Mary Ann Lord Beverly Maly Shrrley McCaskey Robert Lrlcely Shrrley Lmder Grace Lrnenberg Rrchard Prescot Bottom Row Charles Lee Maylon Lrbbey Bermce Rowell Elarne Peardot Herbert Lmder Loren Ross Lester McGm ms Alvera Nauman Mary Phrllrps Top Row Kerth Tucker Marvrn Sage left Warren loyce Zzegler Wayne Stoltz Cornelrus Schlercher Robert Rogge james lerdee Claudme Vandervort Donna Shatter Row 3 Dale Wagner Gene Tway Eldon Urschner Danrel Stem Conral Wade! Norman Von Haden Merlyn Van Alrce Wzll ams Mary Ann Selkey Row 2 lean Weqner Marlene Wad Amelza Sam Harrzet Whrte Wanda Wolford Shrrley Statsl en loan Vos Jeanette Smoke Charlene Sell Shrrley Tessman Merdzth Taylor Bottom Row Eugene Welch Marvm Zellmer Allred Waltemath Roland Von Haden Corwm Tralmer Howard Stevens Curtrs Tiber Maurrce Schamens Calvm Tralmer Thefegp Wnll R I L Q bl Qlnnn I dervort 5-.I , ,,,,,:..., ,i..,,- Q . v, S Q1 Q GIG hn Crawford Elaine GUIDIIE, 1. ...,, G orge Colleran, Howard uer U... Robert Betthauser, Rich Li n.n....,.,, Y Top Row: lo , Donald Betthauser, lohn Granger, e Row 3: leanne Buchman, Claire Atteln, Herman Bauman, Bill Dorn, mus, Keith Braund, Donald Baftord, George Biegel Row 2: Robert Dechant, LaVonne Burlchalter, Rachel Deere, Pauline Bailey, Valdon Evans, Lowell Bernett, Douglas Bodette, Elizabeth Case, Beverly Barry, Shirley Finch. Bottom Row: Donnie Braund, Donna Bernhardt, Roween Dunlap, Sharron Fischer, Mary Ann Bailey, Glendenna Brennan, Ruth Ann Gerlce, Gladys Dorn, Betty Bruder, Jeannine Bernhardt, lnez Foth, Darwin Freemore TOpgZy2iceClgc3:ZstI12l51Z,ell:1an, Robert Kemp, Robert Kleveno, Paul Kress, Mary lacobson, Donald lerdee, Donald Row 3: Carol Griggs, Lois Iackson, Ruth Hancock, Ioanne lensen, jesse johnson, Virginia Hendricks Shirley Haase R Allaire Hess, lanice Grimshaw ' ' ow 2: Madge Kochinski, Bonnie lerdee, Ruth Hilger Iudy I d Rh t H k b 1 H 1 Charlotte Ierdee, Helen Mae Goetz er eel Y U OC en enyl lane O tze' Beverly Honel' lc, lack Heurman, Casimir Kruichak, Harold Honish, Dowaine Giraud, Loren Bottom Row: Dean Handy, Ronald Kru Kerslca CERS CLASS OFFI PRESHMEN Vice Presrdeni Tom Pederson S f Treasurer Beverly MGIY ecre my President H whauser Sergeant at arms David Clrne Norrzs Cf FRESHMEN CLASS One hundred seventy eight freshmen en l ro led rn Tomah High School Yes we were as u pper classmen termed us green Only a few weeks passed and we began to feel cmd to look part of our school We became better acquainted and elected our class officers Wh1Ch are as follows P V1ce President Thomas Pederson Secretary T reasurer Beverly Maly Sergeant at arms No rris Rawhauser ln the 1949 Hom ecomrng parade our float 'Bear Down on Logan won first prize Then on December 16th we had our annual Freshmen Day The main feature of the program was The Christmas Pageant and was under the direction of Miss Green Re freshments were served in the cafeterra which was decorated for the Christmas season The freshmen q1rls from Home Ec y of our boys and girls have tak en part in sports vocal mus1c band FHA F F A and G A A and we are proud of them We want to thank Miss Barclay our class ad visor and all our other teachers for helping us in our first year of high school . 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' : resident, David Cline: Man ' Top Row Davrd Muehlenkamp Korwm Ourst Douglas Salzwedel Mlles Schroeder Gerald Rudolph lohn Schultz Crarg Scott Richard Shutter Wrlmer Pzerce lohn Rattle Eldon Sonnenberg Row 3 loyce McFarlane lane Scheunck Vermetta Samson Carol Russel Conme Purdy Kathleen Schrlhabel Lots Roscovrous Bernadrne Prechel Lorna Roscovrous Arnold Rosenow Row 2 Rrta Nrebuhr Beatnce Shaw Beverly Oden Elzzabeth Schultz Beverly Ludekmg Nazda Olson Betty Prock now Margaret Schendale Donna Clay Marcella Schaller Bottom Row Donna Parker Mar L S ll P y ou e aul Murray Gordon Schmrdt Ray OConner Kerth Storkel Ward Raw hauser Delores Procknow Marlyn Schroeder loan Shekels Top Row LeRoy Lamb Wayne Wadel lack Thom lames Von Haden Richard Sorenson Raymond Treat lohn Udu Iutch Robert Wrllrams Edward Smoke Ro 3 w lrm Wztz Thomas Sowle R1chardSowle Robert Wrtz Roy Whrtney Roger Waugh Gordon Stelter Robert Sutton Helen loy Westpfahl Row 2 Patncra Strckler Patncra Westplahl Almyra Von Haden Lavonne Wollord Alrce Walworth Donna Warn ke Mary Stockmg Shirley Wagner Barbara Sowle Bottom Row Rzchard Tester Delores Westfall Vzrgrma Wrtt L orrame Zrmmerman lean Stoddard lanet Tway Bev erly Thompkrngs Wzllram Vmme Lee Strozmsky Top Row Rrchard Atteln Vrctor Burnstad lames Churchrll loseph Gasper Robert Ferbrq Lawrence Case Everett Chambers Ronald Anderson lames Blackwood Tad Beatty Row 3 Eugene Carlson Marlene Damerow Marquerrte Callahan Ruth Andres Lorrarne Bernhardt Donna Allen Al ton Errschele Ronald Clay Therese Gasper loan Dorner Mary Lou Gasper Row 2 Ralph Brown lohn Betthauser Tom Benjamm Donna Fmch Drane Drckmson Helen Gamerdrnger Mar Lou Y Allen Dons Faulkner Chlorme Day Mary Cremer Harrret Blount Barbara C arson Bottom Row Patty Cram Donna Davrs lanrce Errclcson Rueben Foth Dale Dye Dwrght Bernett Dean Dodsworth Dorrs Baumgarten Phyllrs Batten Ted Dashner Marre Degenhardt Top How Norman Anderson Edward Habelman Davrd Hendrrclrs Robert Hubert Peter lalte Harold Lretz lames Keller Wayne Guthrre Glen Goldbeclr Row 3 Herbert Jensen Lewrs Luek Donna Gray Marrlyn Koch lean Hyland Patsy Hemsey Row 2 Carol Marten Florence Gerwrng Charlotte Grrtfm Beverly Lord Carol Lenshaw Betty Laulenberg Dons Lers Wrllram Krueger lohn Helmmg lames Lenz Bottom Row Lors Kortbem Patrrcra K ll V d e y on a Rae Gustrn Marlene lorgenson Donald Hennarrcks Robert Helner Donald Kortbem Darrel lackson Davrd Klrng Rrchard Lowe Shrrley Honel Edwma Krase LaVonne Gnewrkow Donna Kroeger Loa Krase .44 1-- H 0 M U rl 511.191 S O P P esldent Betty Schultz SecretaIY Tliiegnt Vrctor Burnstcrd Vice' I mturms Rlchard Shutter Pres lcrmes Lenz Serqecn SOPHOMORE CLASS After anx1ously wa1t1ng for school to re open the class of 52 trotted up the h1ll eager to partrcxpate 1n the school act1v1t1es as full fledged Sophomores To start the year off nght we elected our class offlcers who are as follows Pres1dent D1ck Shutter V1ce pres1dent Vrctor Burnstad Ser geant at arms lames Lenz and Secretary Treasurer Betty Schultz On October 27 1949 we presented our tradrtlonal Sophomore Day program After the program the Sophomore class served refreshmen s ln the lobby Wh1Ch was decorated w1th colored frgures and letters representrng Halloween Th1s year many of our students took part 1n debate sports band glee club forenslcs and other extra curr1cular act1v1t1es We gave several entertammg par tres and mass meet1ngs We apprec1ate the guldance and leadershlp of Mxss Belser our class advlsor who w1l11ngly helped us w1th any trouble whether rt be Enqhsh art or Iumor Red Cross Ll - I . . 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' I 1 1 ' - ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 as Top Row Verlyn Marten Roger Graewm Gene Pederson Davrd Rezm Robert Pearson Brlly Marlrm Bruce Potter Harry Rasmussen lohn Mullowney Duane Protz Row 3 Dean Marten Donald Peth lames Pongratz Douglas Maas Rex Moseley Shrrley Redrske Bermta M1 er Patrrcza Rapp Roger Pierce Row 2 Carroll Hands lo MCC l anne olough Patrrcra Maly Grace Redman Thomas Lzddane Betty Lou Pederson Helen Hrchards Nancy Prescott Robert Murray Bottom Row Betty Poss Patrrcra Rrce Vrrzma Lowe Vrvran Melster Vaughn Mmer Ardell Zastrow Agnes Ursch ner Noreen Peardot Top Row Wrllram Ycmcer lack Whrte Duane Zellmer Ronald Woodlrtl Fred Roeslre Arthur Sowle Harvard Wag ner Marvrn Schultz Arthur Sarney Carol Wamlce Row 2 Vernagean Wmchel G1lbertRutl1n Lors Stermer Marlyn Wagner Eldon Wagner Robert Tester Gerald Zrmmerman Bruce Storkel Norman Von Haden Bottom Row Kenneth Sch Mary Lou Taylor Arvrlla Zellmer loyce Wadephul Lors Ann Stoltz amens Carol Trber Margaret Von Haden Dorothy Senz Barbara Stockmg loyce Wolford Q A ' -3 lb. Q. op Row Dwame Boettcher Iohn Baumgarten lohn Barley Lzerara noe gar Allxngham Iohn Barley Larry Abbott Iohn Arxty lerry Colleran How 2 Anthony Felber Dorothy Chambers Margaret Dohlm Glen Eclcleberg Donald Buchman Halbert Belt Arlene Chapman Grace Fxck Morton Errckson Vernal Bcrrtels B ttom Row Glona Burnstad Edrth Blaskey Vrrgmza Allen lean Betthauser Vlrgxma Cunnrngham Mary Blount W ll am Abbott o Rosemarie Chrzstman George Felber Vrrgrl Chapman 1 1 rthur Grlmore Phrl Holthrop Eugene Hancock George Koe Top Row Donald Gabower Boland Hrlger Iohn Hess A nmger Bernard Hoffman Thomas Hopmlca Wrllram Hemsey D l s Grlner Dorzs Lautenberg Shrrley Frmgs Ruth Honel Iune Franks Zetta Row 2 George Fuller Lors Ianssen eore Gollmck Marran Kamrath Donald Gamerdmger Bt Gerwmg Carolme Goff Betty Larsen G deer DeAnne Krueger Huth lensen Phyllzs Bottom Row e ty Kortbem Patty Hzll Florence Haase Kagan Krurchak Mary reen IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS lack Hess Sergeant at arms Art Sowle Presrdent Morton Erxckson Vzce Presrdent Arlene Chapman Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS On September 12 1949 we marched up the h1ll w1th one hundred and forty students one of the largest Iunlor classes The blg quest1on thls year was who IS go1ng to be presldent and prom kmg? The electron was very close but the results were as follows Presldent Art Sowle V1ce Pres1dent Morton Er1ckson Secre tary Treasurer Arlene Chapman and Sergeant at Arms lack Hess Many of our boys and g1rls part1c1pated 1n sports forens1cs and mus1c Mr Rayment gave hrs usual easy H1story tests Wh1Ch were espec1ally enjoyed by our two ellglble bachelors Art Sowle and Zornble Zellmer We entered a float m the Homecommg Parade and presented the mass meetmg for the Sparta game We also had a few of our students selected for the Hamot and News paper staffs whxch we cons1der qutte an honor Of course we were all lookmg forward to Iumor Prom and the t1me when we would be sophrstlcated sen1ors We have had a very entertalnmg and lnterestlng year and we ap preclated the help of Mr Rayment our class advrsor who alternately pushed and pulled us over the rough bumps along the way I 5 H 23431. 2 11 I 1 - I I I I I I - 1. 1 1 - 1 . 11 . . . . ,, . . . . - 1 I I I - 11 - - 11 . . I - . . I y - 1 1 - - 1 - - - 11 11 - 1 - - - 11 11 - - 11 - 11 , . IN MEMORIAM DON ROGER BHUDEH A qu1et uncrssummg boy who once was cr fG1T1111ClI' flgure on our campus :hed suddenly September 24 1949 We the students and faculty of I'omczh Hlgh School mlss h1m and w1sh to extend our deepest sympathy to h1s fGII111Y and fnends N. , 1 I - 1 I IVAN WITT A mind's height may be measured by the shadow it casts. FFA. 1,Z,3,4g Debate 31 Dramatic Club 4: Prom Committee 3: Hamot Statt 4: Paper Staff 4: Original Oratory 2, Non-Original Oratory 1,3: Track 4. VERA LOUISE ZIERF USS Her heart s m the rrght place I-'HA 124 Prom Commlttee 3 Mauston Hrgh 12 sf 3 5 1 2 S NOT PICTURED Dick Tom Let s have fun whrle we re young Speech rs great but srlence per Happy gcrlucky Iam free Nothmq haps rs greater there rs that bothers me F F A 3 4 Track 2 4 Boxmg 2 Track 1 2 3 SCHOLASTIC' HONOR ROLL Barbara Belsenauer Evelyn Nelson Anne Dxckmson Leland Heddlng Ivan Wxtt Sally Vroman Lyda Lea C11ne Bonnle Slver Iacquelme Thouvenell Dorothy Steele Ieanette Cook Rlchard Bunde Grace Laudon Vincent Crane .................... Carol Hancock .............,...... Ieanette Damerow ....... .......... 7 9614 95 93 9571 55 95 29 95 25 95 07 94 64 94 61 94 13 4 0 93 79 93.14 92.89 92.79 Garland Bartels Mary Ellen Kenny Ruth Anne Iensen Thomas McCo11ough Lenore Kruk Clarence Holtze Mardene Anderson Carole Gempeler Sharon Monroe Iames Cunmngham Rlchard Mlers Dons Bloyer Donald Benjamin . . . Ioanne Favre ...... Leone Hoag ....... 92 92 46 92 39 92 36 92 91 89 91 75 91 69 91 11 91 04 90 96 90 82 . 0. 90.21 89.96 . 1 RICHARD .W11.LIAMS THOMZQS !l13BOTT H I IAMES .SOL13 H ' .,............. 9.0 18. ................... .5 ' ' ................... . 20. ............... .. . ' ................... . 21. ............. . . ' ......................... 9. 22. ...................... .0 Kathleen Kenyon . ................. 95.43 23. Alda Iohnson .................... 91.92 I ................... . 25' ilghal ..'... l . I - ...................... . 26. -..'........'.. .. l I ' ' 27. .................. . . . 'j1'h1j1111111i1111f9i 29. - - .............,.. . 31 9 5 32 Ewa ev Mt S Haig? SALLY VROMAN Farr of lace ol manners sweet Always a smzlmg lace to greet FBLA 3 4 Sketch Club 2 Student Typlst 3 4 DONALD WAGNEH Don Greater men than I have lrved but I doubt zt FFA 1234 FBLA 2 Student Typxst 34 Prom Commxttee 3 Hamot Stall 4 Baseball 1 Track 2 34 ARLENE WALTEMATH Smcere and sensrble Dramattc Club 1 Student Typxst 3 Commercxal Club 2 CATHRYN WHITNEY ' Strll water runs deep WILLIAM TRALMEH BIIIIS mavbe bashlul and a wee bxt shy But hell overcome thxs by and by xmg 123 FBLA 1234 FFA1 PATRICIA THYGGESTAD Well liked by all who know her Is the complrment we owe her GAA 23 FHA 12 Sketch Club Club 2 4 Prom Commxttee 3 DAHLENE VANDERVORT Looks lrke a quret lass You don t know the hal! of rt FHA 2 Sketch Club 23 Dramatxc Club VERLYN VANDERVOHT There must be lots of hard work m me Because none of rt ever comes out Choxr 2 Football 12 Basketball l Boxmg 14 1 2 4 Q DONALD VON HADEN Don A N I m not as bashtul as I look A F F A 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Boxmg 1 2 3 4 Track 3 Lettermen s Club 3 4 LOHRAINE VON RUDEN Srlence rs one great art of conversatron PHA 3 FBLA 23 Sketch Clubl Glee Club 2 4 mmute Speech 2 Dramatxc Club -'df G 3 Cholr 4 lee Van Track ,, - - H He A 14 - ll Bo' ,,5....,,.:.,.,2,3,4. HP In . . . , 7 . . . . : : ' : G . . . I .2 I 1, C , A ' H H I 1 ........... 'H . .5 , ' MIME? . . . , I . , 5:75 , . . . '- I ILQD , , ,Q , fre? H ,, f ff .j2,f . '+7 ,, r Q , 1 I Y . gr ' Q -2- gy-F 2 ' 5 - J' up :TW ,' 1 or . . - I ---N 1 -f ,, :x.s. '- .. . ,.,. .,. ,J ,, . : : ' , . I - ' : ' 1. . Vk,x,.. ii, L- ,NXP 4 i K , . . . . . 1 I I I . . H 1, H ..... D .......... U H , . ' ,: I I I , l - - N . . ,I U ' . : . : . l 5 H37 MARTIN SNIDER A Give him enough rope and watch him skip out. F.F.A. 2,3,4: Band 1.2.3. DORLA SONNENBURG Fond of living, lots of fun Lite lor her has just begun. FBLA 12- Dramatic Club 1 Student T ist ' dleevcluifz' Hamot Staff 4 Paper staff 3 YP DOROTHY STEELE As a student you shine As a friend you are fine F H A 3 F B L A 2 3 Latin Club 1 2 3 Student Typist 3 4 Office Worker 4 Prom Committee 3 Band 12 3 4 Serious Declamatron 1 4Mrnute Speech 12 MARION STEHMEH A blonde but not light headed Dramatic Club 3 Choir 34 Glee Club 1234 Committee 3 Prom IOAN STODDARD I1 s 99' Dark of hair but not oi disposition GAA 1234 FBLA 234 Latin Club 23 Debate 12 Student Typist 34 Prom Committee 3 Hamot Staff 4 Paper Stall 3 4 4 Minute Speech 12 34 JOAN SYVERSON A girl that s sweet and witty too F H A 4 F B LA 4 Sketch Club 2 Prom Committee 3 Nature is art Art is his nature Sketch Club 12 Prom Committee 3 Hamot Stall 4 Audttorrum Usher 34 Prolectromst 3 4 IACQUELINE THOUVENELL lacqu1e Music hath charms So hath a musician FBLA 2 3 Latin Club 12 3 Sketch Club 2 Dramatrc Club 4 Student Typist 3 Choir 12 4 Glee Club 124 Prom Committee 3 Hamot Stat! 14 Paper Staff 14 Band 4 Extemp Reading 3 Triple Trio 4 Swing Band 3 4 DONALD TRALMER Donnie I may be president yet A good man cant be kept down forever FBLA 2 Dramatic Club 12 Prom Committee 3 Boxing 12 34 Class Sergeant at Arms 1 Lettermens Club 3 4 RONALD TRALMER Homme Frequently with my brain I qently think a thought Boxing 12 3 4 Lettermen s Club 12 3 4 F B L A 2 , 3.4. t JOHN SYVEHSON .............. Johnnie A ...:.: ' D : H: BERNITA SCHAPPE Bernie Lrke a sczssors always cuttmg up FHA 1 FBLA 2 Dramattcs Club 4 Student Typrst 3 4 Choxr 4 Glee Club 134 Prom Commrttee 3 Paper Stall 4 Cadet Band 23 Senous Declamatxon 1 Usherette 4 3 X W. S 'V E lX,xM'5g'ZX'skE IOYCELYN SELL Ioyce If she rsnt wrgglmg shes sure to be grqglmg GAA 2 FHA 12 FBLA 2 SketchC1ub2 Drama trc Club 3 Chorr 24 Glee Club 2 34 Paper Stall 4 Humorous Declamatron 34 Student Typxst 34 EVA SHUTTER lm lrttle Im wrse I m cz terror for my srze Student Typ1st 34 Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 1 F B L A 2 ROBERT SH UTTEH Bob One eye for the basket And one lor a certam grrl Debate 1 Dramatxc Club 4 Class Presrdent 1 Class V1cePres1dent 2 Prom Commmttee 3 Hamot Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Audrtonum Usher 3 4 Let termen s Club 2 3 4 BONNIE LOU SIVEH Shes true to one one at a trme GAA 1 HA FB 234 Chorr 34 Club 2K3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Hamot Staff 34 Paper Staff 4 Usherette 4 Serlous Declamatron 4 Dramatlc Club 12 3 4 Student Typrst 2 3 4 Sketch Club 2 4 KATHERINE SCHILD Katze A laugh rs worth a hundred groans rn any lmarket GAA 34 FBLA 2 Student Typxst 34 Chorr 34 Glee Club 234 Prom Commrttee 3 Paper Staff 34 Sparta Hrgh School 1 BETTY SCHULTZ The harder I try the gooder to be the worser l am GAA 1234 FHA 12 FBLA 2 Camera Club3 Prom COmml119S 3 Hamot Stall 4 DONNA SCHULTZ She says lrttle but does much GAA 12 FBLA 234 Latm Club 1234 Student Typxst 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 JOYCE SCOTT A quret grrl sometzmes F H A 1 Prom Commrttee 3 RONALD SCOTT Scotty If football were muszc he would be a whole brass band Student Tfptst 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Hamot Staff 4 Football 12 Track 1234 Audltorrum Usher 34 Let termen s Club 3 4 Serqeant at Arms 2 fi A . f ' ' I : I , . . v 1, M., ,, , an LJ ' , .V . 5 -if .3 Q 35llfilI.ffi. 1 I fa w-Qs-, ' at I t , L it fl' 1 ,HI i ti,it,w,AJ . x x.'e.f1Q 3 V I ,, ,, ' . ' . . - -'x H ' ' , ' ' , Il' ,--,, 2- Q 4 II ll I ' 5 Q .. , ' . .4 F..,l: ..L.A..,: '.5G1ee RAYMOND PUTTKAMMER Ray Hrs shyness rs only skm deep FFA 2 Prom Commmttee 3 Basketball 13 PHYLLIS RATTLE Phyl So shmes a good grrl rn a naughty world F H A 2 3 Student Typxst 3 L1brar1an 2 3 4 Prom Com mmttee 3 Paper Stall 4 BARBARA SUE REISENAUER Sue In stud1es she s hard to beat FBLA 23 Latm Club l23 Sketch Club 2 Drama t1cs Club 4 Student Typzst 34 Chou 24 Glee Club 14 Prom Commrttee 3 Hamot Stall 3 4 Paper Stall 4 Extemp Readmg 3 Trxple Trxo 4 IDA REYNOLDS Ren She looks lrke an angel And acts lzke one too But you never can tell What an angel wrll do FHA 12 FBLA 23 Sketch Club 2 Dramatxc Club Ltbranan 3 Prom Commxttee 3 Hamot Stall 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Serxous Declamatxon 12 Thespxans 4 Usher ette 3 4 BERTINA ROBERTS She arnt no srnner she arnt no sarnt Student Typrst 3 4 Glee Club 2 ELMER ROESKE Humphrey Not lazy he just doesnt leel lrke working FFA l 2 3 4 Dramatxc Club l Football 12 3 Track l Z 3 4 1 TLS -bit -1 JANET HOOKER She s quzet when she s asleep Student Typxst 3 4 LA VON ROSENOW Generally speaking shes generally speakmq Latrn Club 12 3 Student Typtst 4 Glee Club 2 Prom Commtttee 3 Iunxor Band l 2 MARGARET SARNEY Wouldnt I make cr peach of an angel? GAA 1, Latm Club 1,2,3, Dramatrc Club 3 Glee Club 2,3,4 NORMA SCHALLER Norm Some ol the biggest hearts are rn the smallest people GAA 2 FBLA 3 Student Typlst 4 Chou 3 Glee Club 2,3,4 1, ,, Student. 'lypisl 13.45 Choir 3,4: Glee Club 2,3,4f ll H U 51 5 Q, ' D t. . :. ' : : IOAN PRELL Most of the leaders of men are women F H A 4 Kendall Hzgh School 1 LE THA PRELL All the world loves a quzet grrl FBLA 234 Camera Club 3 Sketch Club 23 Stu dent Typtst 34 ROSE MARIE PRELL lust lzlce a Food lmpossrble to quret for long G A 124 FHA 12 FB A 2 Student Typxst 34 Prom Commlttee 3 Paper Staff 3 Ros1e DUANE PRISE Only weeds grow tall So I stay small FBLA 2, Band 1 Baseball 12, Athletrc Manager 3,4, Lettermans Club 4, Prom Commlttee 3 PATRICIA MULLOWNEY a What would we do without the Ir1sh GAA 34 FHA 34 Camera Club 3 Dramattcs 4 Homecommg Attendant 4 Camp Douglas Hxqh School EVELYN NELSON Nyn Not too serrous not to gay But a very mce qzrl rn every way FBLA 23 Latm Club 2 3 Sketch Club 2 Debate 2 Thespxans 234 Dramatxc Club 1234 Student Typxs 34 Chou 4 Glee Club 1234 Lrbrartan 23 Prom Commxttee 3 Paper Stat! 3 4 Extemporaneous Readmg 3 4 Senous Declamatxon 1 2 Usherette 4 WILLARD OLSON The only way to get ahead rs to use the only one you have Latm Club 1 Prom Commlttee 3 Hamot Staff 4 Sgt at Arms 4 HAROLD PETERSON Pete A little lrpstrclc now and then Never hurts the best of men Track 4 IOHN POPENFUSS Poppre Great men are dymg every day I don t Ieel so well myself Paper Stal! 3 4 Baseball 1 Track 3 4 Athletxc Man ager 2 3 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 ARLIS PRECHEL Although lm not so very tall ld rather be short than not at all BLA 23 Sketch Club 2 Student Typrst 34 Prom Commlttee 3 Paper Staff 4 1,2. 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Y Sparta High School 1,2,3g Paper Staff 4: Basketball 45 .A....:....:..L..: '.: 1' TEDDY LOWE Zeke No samt nor sznner perhaps But well the very best of chaps FBLA 2 Band 12 Football 12 Track 1234 Let termans Club 4 Athletlc Manager 34 GLENN MARTIN A quxet man but what a man F F A 2 THOMAS MCCOLLOUGI-I Tommy Size doesnt count :ts dependabzhty FFA 34 FBLA 2 Student Typxst 3 Baseball 1 Track 2 Non orlgxnal oratory l Prom Commtttee 3 DALE MESNER Chlet Short but mzghty happy and gay Youll tmd hxm the same every day FBLA 2 Prom Commxttee 3 Football 34 Basketball 2 Baseball 12 Track 2 Athletxc Manager 3 Letter mans Club 4 Student Typlst 4 Boxmg l MARDELLA MEYER Because I dont talk much IS no szqn that I have nothmg to say Typ1st 3 Paper Staff 4 RICHARD MIERS A very studlous boy was he But qxrls he really could not see Camera Club 3 Dramatzc Club l 2 Band 2 3 4 Box mg 4 l ROGER MOEN A country gentleman But a Ladxes Home Compamon Kendall Hxgh School l 2 3 F B L A 4 Boxmg 4 Track 4 SHARON MONROE Sherry The more we know her the better we Ixke her F HA 4 Latm Club 4 Wautoma Hlgh School 1 2 Chatfey Umon H1gh School 3 PAUL MUEHLENKAMP Thznkmq you are thmkmg ts no sgn that you are thmkmg F F A 1 2 Football l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 Boxmg 1 2 3 Track l 2 Lettermen s Club 3 4 MARION MESNICKA 'To be of servxce rather than consp1cuous FHA l Student Typmst 3,4 Prom Commxttee 3 F.H.A. 2,45 F.B.L.A. l,2,3,4: Sketch Club 2: Student . 1 . ,kit 11 1 SHIRLEY LAWRENZ A jolly peppy Irrendly gal lust the sort youd lxke tor a pal GAA 1 FHA 12 FBLA 2 Sketch Club 2 Stu dent Typlst 3 4 Glee Club 3 Lzbranan 4 Hamot Staff 4 ARTHUR LEGORE r He talks httle but means every word of tt FBLA 3 Student Typxst 4 Boxmg 3 4 ALLEN LIND A lrttle nonsense now and then rs reltshed by the best of men F F A 1 2 3 4 Class Presldent 2 Class Vxce Presldent 3 Hamot Statt 4 Football 12 3 4 Basketball 12 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 ALBERT LORD A1 He d stop St Peter s roll call to ask a quest on Sketch Club 2 Debate 13 Paper Statt 4 Football l Declamahon 14 LUCILLE KIRCH Wanna walk to Wonewoc? l- HA 234 Entered from Wonewoc I-hgh 2 KONGELENNA KRUICHAK Konnte The best part ol the day ts the mght FHA 4 Sketch Club 2 Debate 12 Dramatmc Club 14 Chotr 3 4 Glee Club 12 3 4 LENORE KRUK Mutz She ts just what she rs what others report A gxrl a pal a trrend a good sport GAA 1234 FHA 1234 Prom Commxttee 3 Hamot Staff 4 Paper Staff 34 Humorous Declamatlon 14 Serious Declamatlon 3 Sketch Club 2 Camera Club 3 FBLA 34 Dramatxc Club 4 Student Typlst 234 IAMES LaBERGE 1m Nearly lnlled by a tram ot thoughts runnmg through hrs head Prom Commlttee 3 Football 4 Baseball 2 Lettermens Club 4 Sgt at arms 3 Boxmg 4 Battle Creek Hxgh l PATRICIA LAMB a All work and no fun :sn t the l1te for me G A A 1 GRACE LAUDON Gracze Shes such a smart lrttle girl Such a neat lrttle sweet ltttle grrl G A A 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Sketch Club 2 Choxr 2 4 Dramatlc Club 124 Glee Club 124 Paper Stall Prom Commlttee 3 Hamot Stall 3 4 Band 12 3 4 Non Orxgmal Oratory 2 Usherette 4 SGYIOUS Declamatlon l tl Il 'll ,, ,, .: : ll1'll HPF, ,, .,, , . ..: ..: 3.4. 1 : .: - V X 54 ,, ,, I' - -1, , . ...., I ,, - IIAIII 5 - 5 . ,: ,, ,, ' 1- . .: : : .. MARION IANUSHESKE She s short but sweet Wrth a smzle you can t beat F HA 13 4 Student Typlst 4 Prom Commrttee 3 PATRICIA IENSEN a Shes always game and lull ot fun A loyal trrend to everyone FBLA 2 3 Sketch Club 3 Dramauc Club 2 3 4 Student Typxst 34 Ltbranan 34 Pr rr Commrttee 3 Hamot Staff 4 Paper Stall 34 PAUL IENSEN There are many rare abrlmes m the world that lortune never brrngs to lrght Camera Club 3 Sketch Club 23 Paper Salt 3 Ong mal Oratory 3 Projectrontst 4 RUTH ANN IENSEN All around a swell gzrl FBLA 1234 Camera Club 3 Sketch Club 23 Student Typ1st 2 34 Lrbranan 34 Prom Commrttee 3 Hamot Stall 4 Paper Stall 34 Serrous Declamatxon 3 MELVA ANN IERDEE She has a laugh stored up for everyone GAA 12 FHA 1234 Sketch Club 23 Dramatic Club 234 ChOlI 1234 Glee Club 134 Prom Com mlttee 3 Paper Stall 34 Extemp Readmq 3 Humor ous Declamatxon l 4m1nute Speech 2 Tnple Trxo 4 Thesprans 4 Usherette 4 ROBERT IERDEE Bob A lad of great ambrtron whats ambrtzon? Track 23 'ls me it ALDA JOHNSON Never trckle never changeable Always the same always rehable FHA 12 FBLA 4 Camera Club 3 Dramatxc Club Otlxce Worker 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Paper Stall 3 Band 3 4 Extemporaneous Readmq 3 4 mmute Speech l Cadet Band 2 ELAINE IORGENSEN She says lzttle but thmks much FHA 34 Alexander Hrgh School Nekoosa MARY ELLEN KENNY A who know thrs lrttle lass knows she s mce and has lots ol class G A A l 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Sketch Club l 2 Debate 2 Dramatzc Club 12 4 Chou 2 4 Glee Club 24 Prom Comrmttee 3 Hamot Staff 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Extemporaneous Readmg l 3 Serrous Declama txon 2 Canteen Commrttee 34 Cheerleader l Tnple Trxo 4 Dance Band 1234 Drum Ma1orette 34 KATHLEEN KENYON Dates are my tavorrte Irurt Katre GAA 34 FBLA 23 Latrn Club 2 Sketch Club 2 Debate 12 3 4 Dramatrc Club 12 3 4 Student Typrst 3 Prom Queen 3 Cholr 34 Glee Club 234 Prom Commrttee 3 Hamot Stall 4 Paper Staff 34 Band 1 Extemporaneous Speakmg 24 Extemporaneous Read mg 3 Orrqmal Oratory 2 3 4 mmute Speech 1 Canteen Commrttee 3 4 Usherette 4 . . . . : ' : ' . 4-5 F.F.A. 1,25 F.B.L.A, 25 Football 2,31 Boxing 1,2,3,4: .I . . . . 5 ' , l,2. 11 ' ' is WW! GERALDINE HALL Ierry A good heart rs worth qold FHA 34 Dramat1cs Club 34 Student Typ st 4 Chotr 4 Glee Club 124 Prom Commxttee 3 CAROL HANCOCK Shes an all around pal and a senszble gal GAA 234 FBLA 23 Student Typxst 34 Glee Club 2 Olfxce Worker 4 Prom Commzttee 3 LFLAND HEDDING Try to argue rf you can I can beat most any man LEONE HOAG Ome A rmg on the tmqer rs worth two on the phone FHA 1 Choxr 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Hcrmot Stall 4 Paper Staff 3 Cateterxa Worker 4 DANIEL HOFFMAN Danny Debate 1234 Thespxans 34 Dramahc Club 234 Prom Kmg 3 Choxr 34 Glee Club 3 Class Presxdent 3 Class V1cePres1dent 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Hamot Staff 3 Paper Staff 34 Extemporamous Speakmg 2 Non ongmal Oratory 3 Auchtonum Usher 4 Chuck would chuck all worrres Football 3 KATHRYN HENRY Katze I could be better 11 I would But :ts awlul lonesome bemg good A 123 FHA 2 FBLA Z Sketch Club Student Typxst 4 Glee Club 24 Prom Commxttee 3 HARLEY HOAG He rsnt as bashful as he looks F F A 1 2 3 4 Ive a wztty mmd musrcally mclmed Chou 34 Hamot Stall 4 Band 234 Projectxomst l 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 CLARENCE HOLTZE Bud They conquer who beheve they can ' Latm Club 12, Debate 1 Thespmns 3,4 Dramatlcs 2,3,4 Prom Commxttee 3 Hamot Staff 4 Paper Stafl 3,4, Band l,2.3,4, Football 3, Basketball 2,3,4, Proyectxomst 1.2.34 ALDEN E IACOBSON A more loyal and true Irrend could not b G A A 1,2 e found CHARLES HENNING ............ Chuck G.A. . , , 5 . . . 5 . . . . 1 U 2: , F I t' . : l : . . : ' ' ' .5 Y ,E f ' .w ..... - ..... . . m DUANE GILNER ............... Ghandi The world was made to be enjoyed And I shall make the most of it. F.F.A. 2,3,4: Football l,2: Track 1.2. MARY ELLEN GOETZ In lite I have a lot ol fun But when there's work I get it done. Prom Committee 3: G.A.A. l,2,3,4. GEORGE GREENO 'Don't hurry too much is my motto: Ii you hurry W-- too much, lite passes you by FFA 2 34 Sketch Club 2 Bo mg 1 rootball 2 RAMONA GRIFFIN I talk lrttle but I thmk a lot F BLA 2 Studert Typxst 2 3 Prom Commxttee 3 DONALD GUTHRIE Don I never let my studres mtertere with my educatron F F A 3 4 Sketch Club 2 Prom Commxttee 3 Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Boxmg 1 2 4 Track l 2 4 ELIZABETH HABELMAN Betty Sweet and cheerful as a grrl should be Sketch Club 3 Student Typxst 23 IOHN HABELMAN ack Books? I suppose they re a necessary evrl 1 2 Boxmg l CLAUDE HACKETT He turned hxs radro to the arr the wave lengths landed rn hrs hazr FFA 1234 Prom Commrttee 3 Football l Basket ball 12 Baseball 12 Track 2 34 BONNIE HALL Ouret rn appearance wrth sweet nature too F H A 3 4 F B L A 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Prom Commrttee 3 Paper Stall 4 Iunror Band 1 Cadet Band 2 GERALD HALL Heres a guy whos tall and tan but every mch a gentleman F F A 1 2 3 4 Chou 1 2 Football 12 3 4 Baseball 12 Boxmg l 2 3 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 l ix' 'J' ,3. l 1, H W. 'wk ff X F,F,A. 2.3.4: F.B.L.A, 45 Prom Committee 3: Baseball K? 11 1 . I . I -14 IOANNE FAVRE Quret steady and always ready GAA 12 Latm Club 12 34 Glee Club 134 Prom Commxttee 3 Paper Stall 34 Serxous Declamatton 3 Trxple Tno 4 IOHN F ELTON Quret but a lot ot lun too Student Typlst 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 IUNE FURBUR Shes a nrce qrrl :I there ever was one FHA 3 FB LA 2 Chou' 3 Glee Club 3 Lxbrarxan 4 CAROLE GEMPELER Its love that makes the world qo around Gosh how fast rt spms GAA 134 Dramatlc Club 1 Cho1r 34 Glee Club 134 Prom Commlttee 3 Hamot Stall 4 Paper Stall 34 Usherette 4 Homecommg Queen Attendant 3 Monroe l-hgh 2 DAVID DEERE .................. Dave Whrle theres hte lets Irve t Football 3 Boxmq 1 2 3 4 ANNE DICKINSON Ann1e A good natured gzrl rs nrce to have around FHA 3 FBLA 234 Latm Club 1234 Thesplans 4 Dramatxc Club 2 34 Student Typxst 3 4 Chou' 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Otfxce Worker 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Hamot Staff 24 Paper Stall 34 Usherette 4 Tnple Tr1o 4 BARBARA DRINKWINE Let us be merry Irie rs short Tony Hzqh School 1 RICHARD DROW Drclc Many great men were bashful youths Camera Club 3 Student Typ1st 3 4 VELMA DUPEE Cheerful wrllmqness have qamed her countless Irrends FBLA 12 Sketch Club 2 Dramahc Club l VERNON EVANS Hrs hsts were the hardest I ever saw l thmk they were connected wth many a jaw FFA 1234 Sketch Club 2 Chorr 34 Football 12 3 4 Baseball l 2 4 Boxxng 1 2 3 4 Letterman s Club 1 2 3 4 I I . II . II . . . I . . . . , , , , , , , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I II II . . . I . . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I '.- f' -' ' I IIIOII I - I I I I I I I I I I 4 II . II Q' , . II I . . . I I I I I I I I I I I W I I I I I RICHARD BUNDE Drck Of hrs romantrc nature we are m the dark But zn Physrcs he IS qurte a shark Hamot Stall 4 Muskegon Hetghts Mtchtgan 12 CHARLES BURNS Chuck Oualrty but not quantzty Prom Commlttee 3 Baseball 34 Basketball 3 Wxs consm Htgh Madlson Wxsconsm 12 DARLENE BUSHING Her laugh and ways are all her own Latm Club 3 Student Typxst 3 Commerczal Club l DARLENE BUTTERFUSS Work never worries me GAA 12 FHA 2 FBLA 4 Sketch Club 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Extemp Readmg 3 Cheerleadmg SUE CHAMPLIN A quzet charm she does possess whrch brmgs her happrness GAA 12 Student Typxst 34 Prom Commxttee 3 LYDA LEA CLINE Forenstcs debate and plays Wrth all these our Lyda does amaze Club Z Debate 1234 Thespxans 34 Dramahcs 12 34 Glee Club 12 Band 1234 Prom Commtttee Hamot Statt 4 Paper Stall 34 Extemp Readmq 3 Jerxous Declamatton 1 2 ARMINTA IEANETTE COOK Ieanette A charmmg qrrl from out ot town wrth a jolly lace and eyes ot brown Holmen Hlgh 1 2 3 VINCENT CRANE Vznce Ready hand and lrrendly heart hes always wrllmg to do hrs part Latm Club 3 Debate 123 Class Presldent 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Hamot Stall 4 Paper Stall 34 Football 1 2 3 4 Boxmg 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Track 3 Aud1tor1um Ushers 34 Canteen Commtttee 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 JAMES CUNNINGHAM 1m A gentleman through and through and one lady s man that rs qurte true Latm Club 1 2 Sketch Club 1 2 Lettermen s Club Z 3 4 Debate 12 34 Dramatzcs Club 2 34 Chotr 24 Class V1cePres1dent 1 Prom Commtttee 3 Hamot Stall 4 Prolectromst 1234 Paper Staff 34 Band 1 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Non Ortgmal Ora tory 3 4M1nute Speech 1 Audttortum Ushers 234 Canteen Commxttee 3 IEANETTE DAMEROW She can t be naughty and she doesn t want to be GAA 2 34 Latm Club 12 34 Chou 4 Glee Club 24 Prom Commtttee 3 Extemp Readmg 3 4 4 Mmute Speech 1 Usherette 4 F B L A 4 ' : . ' : ' 3,4. x P : .: . is 5- A K N G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g F.B.L.A. 45 Latin Club 1,2,3.4: Sketch I ............. I' 11 Shed rather be tnends wxth one and all FBLA 2 Camera Club 3 Dramatlc Club 134 Choxr 34 Glee Club 1234 Lxnranan 3 Class Secretary 23 4 Class Treasurer Z 34 Prom COmmllfE9 3 Hamot Stall 34 Non ongmal Oratory 2 4 Mmute Speech 13 Student Typist 4 Thesprans 4 ROBERT BOEHM Bob athletes honors he has won An athlete s work he s surely done Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Audx tonum Usher 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 BETTIE BOHM Always wzllmq cheerful and trzendly FHA 34 FBLA 3 Lat1nClub1234 Camera Club 3 Student Typist 3 Chorr 24 Glee Club 14 Paper Staff 3 Band 2 3 4 Usherette 4 GEORGE BRUDER Not too serxous not too gay But cr very good fellow m every way F F A 1 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Boxmg 3 7 3 4 Baseball 4 4 Track GERALDINE ANDERSON ........ jerry Don't worry -A it shortens your life. G.A.A. 1: F.H.A. 1,25 F.B.L.A. 2,3: Student Typist 2,3,4: Band 1.2,3,4: Paper Statt 3. MARDENE ANDERSON ......... Marty' Lrke her? Do we? Yes mdeed As a tnend she takes the lead GAA 24 FBLA 2 Student Typrst 4 Homecomxng Oueen 4 Glee Club 124 Kmglord Hxgh Mxchrgan 3 WILLOW AYERS Wrlly She hath abundance ot humor and good sense La Crosse Central 1 2 3 GARLAND BARTELS Garlre Small but sos a strck of dynamxte F F A 1 Z 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 DONALD BENIAMIN Don All the worlds a stage and lll do my part m cuttmg up Prom Commxttee 3 Hamot Staff 4 Basketball 12 Box mg 3 4 Track 1 2 Lettermen s Club 3 4 IOAN BETTHA USER Once you know lo you know :r irxend GAA 2 FBLA 2 Student Typrst 34 Prom Com mxttee 3 G- ' II - II 5- . 11 . 11 .1 11 x 11 1 1 If . A lr W : : .: - Io . DORIS BLOYER ......... , ....... Dorie 11 11 HAH .1 . . . 1, ' I ' .. . : ' ...: ' K : ,.: . X 1 1 . 4 1 1 I I I 'I l T1 to buy trckets on the upper floor excuse me level for the elevators When our lovmg supenors hung the unmentlonables of our sh1ver1ng classmates on the water tower As we entered our Sophomore year we became even more startled at l1fe We learned that there were strange Egyptlans who actually ordered months of food supplres to be buned wxth them when they ched All sorts of questrons entered our stunned m1HdS D1d they ever fmd any of the food had been mbbled at by human teeth We also learned that Rocky Mountam tea was good for what axled you Twlrp Season took a b1g stnde and now the grrls were broke for a change and the boys prospered We became f1rm supporters of IUDIOI Red Cross and many of our fancy desrgns were found welcome by the Veterans Hospltal We survrved agam only to meet newer and stranger ordeals Actually a great percentage of our forefathers were convrcts and prrsoners who were freed by Capxtahsts who needed laborers We were afraxd to look lnto our famlly tree unt1l Mr Hlstory man assured us that the majorlty had been rmpnsoned merely because of dxfference ln oprmons w1th the rulers of the t1me A hght came 1n from 307 when we showed the students that our classmates could make smells as powerful as those 1n the past Is that so wonderful? We proved an other pomt when we orgamzed one of the prettlest proms our school has had Leland and Katre were charmlng royaltxes After three years we can now say we know our way around and everythlng that was strange has become suddenly wonderful We proudly dlsplay our pretty wrngs Prouder st1ll our boasts of sportsmen talented classmates for ensrc part1c1pants and scores of accomphshments As our last remlnder of what rs ahead and what we should partake 1n durrng our future we learn of everday common sense and useful cxtrzenshrp from 214 Now we feel free to thank our professors and our towns people and our parents for these wonderful years We are all proud to have been a part of thrs beautlful unusual and helpful mstrtutron and we wrsh to express our most srncere gratrtude for makmg these 'The Best Years of Our Lxves . ,, . . . 1: . . . ' 1 - 1 1 ' 1 . 1 I 1 ' - - 1 f u l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS W1IlardOIson Sergeant at Arms Vmcent Crane Presrdent Dons Bloyer Secretary Treasurer Leland Heddmg Vzce-Preszdent THE BEST YEARS OE OUR LIVES CLASS OF 1950 To most of us xt seems l1ke a dream to be senlors We re not so sure whether we ll whether we were correct when we were Frosh 1n say1ng We can hardly walt to be sen1ors Mom and dad must be r1ght when they say These are the best years of your llfe Wrth the feelmg of class mght drawmg near we stop and remmxsce about those best years of our l1ves The days when we flrst heard that the halls of our school are not called floors but levels Those days when we were advlsed by our upper classmen like the idea of leaving our castle on the hill. Most of us are beginning to wonder CLASSES E1 1 YW. I me 'J .Q AX 1-f u 5 S' 12 S '5 5 1A IA ii :gf !:S: E ff B . ff vi? ,A ' 0 N A V -gg 'S S S pf ' S w S -5 , 5 DAVID MEWALDT B Mus Lawrence College Conservatory of Musrc Instrumental Musrc Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1946 Trombones that staff should be played lxke thrs MAY VOLKERT B S Unrversrty ot Wrsconsm Vocal Musrc Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1949 Come on tenors and seconds you ve got more than that' CAROL BARCLAY B S La Crosse State Teachers College Englxsh I Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1948 Your term paper only has to be 2 U00 words long ELIZABETH GREEN B S La Crosse State Teachers College Crtrzenshrp Iomed Tomah Staff rn 194.8 I never make a threat BEREN ICE OLSEN B E La Crosse State Teachers College Iomed Tomah Stall rn 1947 Let s have more studymg and less noxse ln here CLIFFORD RAYMENT B S Eau Clarre State Teachers College U S Hrstory Debate Coach Iomed Tomah Staff m 1944 I ll take you you and you for volunteers ESTHLR HENRY School Nurse LOUISE SANDVIG BS St Olaf College Englrsh IV Latm I II Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1948 Isnt Latm wonderful? DENA KRUEGER Whrtewater State Teachers College Typewrrtmg General Mathematrcs Iomed Tomah Stal! rn 1941 All ready now type- ARNOLD NELSON Ph M Umverslty of Wrsconsrn B A South Dakota College Physrcs Chemrstry Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1929 Iust 7th and 8th grade anthmetrc ELIZABETH REISER B S Unrversrty of Wrsconsm Englrsh II Iomed Tomah Staff m 1922 Do I have volunteers for Red Cross work? HOWARD ROEMER B S Plattevrlle State Teachers College General Scrence Study Hall Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1948 Now let s have rt quret rn here or else THEDA SCHUELKE B A North Central College World Hrstory Iomed Tomah Staff ID 1922 Be sure to get your extra credrt rn' DAVID HOGUE B S La Crosse State Teachers College Brology Algebra Iomed Tomah Staff m 1949 The Arachnrda are a member ot the class Arthropods EARL GA TZKE B A Rrpon College Boys Phy Ed Track Coach Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1948 Do you want 30 laps? ISOWELL SCHETTLER B S Plattevrlle State Teachers College General Scrence Study Hall Football Basketball Baseball Coach Iomed Tomah Staff m 1947 Are you strll chasmg the boys? Why not7 HARVEY NIELSEN B S Whrtewater State Teachers College Shorthand Bookkeepmg Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1936 Take out your gray textbooks MABLE PRESTON B S Eau Clarre State Teachers College Englrsh III Iomed Tomah Stall rn 1949 Everybody s always prckrn on me' MARY DURST B S Eau Clarre State Teachers College Geometry Ir Hrgh Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1948 Today we wrll drscuss Geometry THEODORE HILLERT B S River Falls State Teachers College Veteran Trammg Freshmen Ag Class Iomed Tomah Stall rn 1949 What s new? PHILLIP HANSEN B S Rrver Falls State Teachers College Ve eran Trammg Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1949 How do you suppose those roads are today LAUREL DICKINSON B A Stout Instrtute Manual Arts Boxmg Coach Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1944 Remember to keep your left up JAMES NESS B S Rrver Falls State Teache s Ccllege Voc Agrrculture Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1946 Good farmrng rs good busrness VIDA GII.BERTSON B S La Crosse State Teachers College Algebra Geography Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1949 Have your lrnes learned tor next rehearsal ELLA ABERLY B S Umversrty of Wtsconsm Home Economtcs Iomed Tomah Staff rn 1949 Well l dont know what do you tlnnk? 'I 1 ww., .. . Stick out your tongue and say Ahhhh. Surprzsed Getlmg nd of the 5 o clock Relaxmg 'sf shadow Mr Ness'P? Senlor Sklp Day 1948 Could that be boxmq news?'? It s slmple anthmetzc Our typmg teacher Pop and Ir X Getting or g1v1ng advxce Nobody looks Wornedw Watch the ball there Is that S0999 What have you got there Mr Hayment'P'P'P? He S all Washed up' Ain t she sweet?? Back Row Mr Hzllert Mr Hansen Mr D1ck1nson Mr Ness Bottom How M1ss Gzlb rtson M1ss Aberly Lett to rzght Mrs Henry MISS Scmdv1g Mrs Krueger Mr Nelson M1ss Hexser Mr Roemer M1ss Schuelke Bottom Row M1ss Preston M1ss Durst Left to nght Mr Mewaldt M1ss Volkert Mzss Barclay M1ss Green M1ss Olsen Mr Hayment L' .- if 9' if . Back Row: Mr. Hoque, Mr. Gcrtzke, Mr. Schettler, Mr. Nielson MR MCKEAN MR CRANE MISS MCADAMS Commencement 1S the time to sum up your assets and liabilities and to chart your future course Success in later life depends largely upon the next few years May your education in the future as in the past mold your character cultivate your intellect and develop your personality That each senior may find happiness in a life replete with service is my parting wish as I write farewell to the class of 1950 E I McKean lt has been a great privilege for me to work another year with the students and faculty of the Tomah High School I have been happy to see the warm enthusiasm that is very much in evidence in each department As you go forward recall many times that the desire of us is to find the better way. By constant planning, experimenting, and re- planning, each of you will meet the needs and opportunitiesof tomorrow. -V. C. Crane Commencement time forcibly reminds us again that life is a constant come and go. Each of you plays his little part. Each of you has his role assigned by Divine Provi- dence. The way you play your role, be it a leading part or insignificant will determine the happiness of others as well as your own - for time and eternity. The world itself will be a little better - or a little worse - because of your coming and going, which will it be? You have the answer. --Mary McAdams BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr H L Syverson Mr F Drew Mr L Gordon Mr C Hemsey Mr A Frck Esther Von Hcrden OFFICE GIRLS Vrrqzma Zastouprl ION MINIS THA T AD Wcqotk Ygtxo Ze Z 5 Z 244 J if Y f Z ag X ZZQM S f AW? f o' , 7? 4 Z Z ci' fy Z! f ,W Q Z gk, Q 4 Z Z I Ze 2 Z Q X x X if f Q X Q fjffg WZ -f 50 SJW: gf' LOUIS I PINGEL Semor Class of T H S Tomah W1scons1n Dear Mr Pmngel There IS someth1ng about workxng 1n a school for a great many years maybe It s the famlhar fxgure whlch you have come to be maybe It s how you become a part of all the good thmgs that school stands for or, maybe 1t's the part of you that you leave behmd year by year, for someone else to use as h1s perfect example However, Mr. P1ngel, we, the students of Tomah Hlgh School, wlsh to show our appreclatlon for the cheerful wtllmgness wxth whlch you go about each task We wxsh to pay you the highest trlbute we know that of ded1cat1ng the 1950 Hamot to you. Smcerely yours, Class of 1950 tyy, Fi . 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